Hot a Yid a ṿaybele
Production of a Yiddish musical comedy that took place in Tel Aviv, Israel in 1966. In 2 acts (6 scenes)
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Hot a Yid a ṿaybele
Summary
Hot a Yid a ṿaybele is a musical production[1].
Key Facts
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele authored Sheyne-Rokhl Bader[2].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele is located in Tel Aviv[3].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele is in the country of Israel[4].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's instance of is recorded as musical production[5].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's instance of is recorded as theatrical production[6].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's director is recorded as Max Perlman[7].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's genre is recorded as musical comedy[8].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's based on is recorded as Hoṭ a Yid a ṿaybele[9].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's cast member is recorded as Simon Ossovitzky[10].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's cast member is recorded as Gita Galina[11].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's cast member is recorded as Max Perlman[12].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's cast member is recorded as Sara Grynhaus[13].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's cast member is recorded as Mikhaʾel Grinshṭain[14].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's cast member is recorded as Leib Lerner[15].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's cast member is recorded as Mordekhai Harari[16].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's cast member is recorded as Avraham Andrzej Lubieniecki[17].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's cast member is recorded as Dorah Mager[18].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's cast member is recorded as Eṭi Marmur[19].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's cast member is recorded as Aharon Marmor[20].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's cast member is recorded as Natan Hekhṭ[21].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's cast member is recorded as Yankele Alperin[22].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's cast member is recorded as Avraham Grodner[23].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's location is recorded as Ohel Shem hall[24].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's language of work or name is recorded as Yiddish[25].
- Hot a Yid a ṿaybele's point in time is recorded as +1966-02-24T00:00:00Z[26].
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Works and Contributions
Hot a Yid a ṿaybele authored Sheyne-Rokhl Bader[2].