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Teatrul Evreiesc De Stat Din Bucuresti : TEATRUL EVREIESC DE STAT BUCURESTI: IN ANUL JUBILIAR 100, 1876-1976. PROGRAM [I.E. PART] NO. 1

Bucharest: Teatrul Evreiesc De Stat Din Bucuresti?, 1976

(FT) Wrappers, oversized 4to, 13 in. , various paging (about 75 pages) . Profusely illustrated. On cover: Caiet--program nr. 1. Celebrating the 100th anniversary of Jewish theater in Bucharest, with articles in Romanian, Yiddish and English translation, program material, in Romanian and Yiddish. Photographs, and advertisements. “Jewish Theatre in Romania has a tradition dating back 130 years. Documents show that in 1876 the writer and artist Avram Goldfadenstarted the first professional Jewish theatre in the world, in a public park in the Romanian town of Iasi. A few months later, Goldfaden moved with his theatre company to Bucharest. The first review of the work of the Jewish Theatre was written by the eminent Romanian poet Mihail Eminescu. Since then the Jewish Theatre has held a particular place in Romanian Theatre…. In its uninterrupted 130 year history, the last 56 as a State institution, the Jewish Theatre of Bucharest has developed a distinguished profile and occupies a unique position in Yiddish language art worldwide” (Moti Sandak, 2012) . OCLC lists no copies of this edition. Ex-library, Slight wear, otherwise in very good condition. (Spec-15-10)xx

Teatrul Evreiesc De Stat Din Bucuresti : TEATRUL EVREIESC DE STAT BUCURESTI: IN ANUL JUBILIAR 100, 1876-1976. PROGRAM [I.E. PART] NO. 2

Bucharest: Teatrul Evreiesc De Stat Din Bucuresti?, 1976

(FT) Softcover, oversized, 13 in. , various paging (about 75 pages) . Profusely illustrated. On cover: Caiet--program nr. 2. Celebrating the 100th anniversary of Jewish theater in Bucharest, with articles in Romanian, Yiddish and English translation, program material, in Romanian and Yiddish. Photographs, and advertisements. O“Jewish Theatre in Romania has a tradition dating back 130 years. Documents show that in 1876 the writer and artist Avram Goldfadenstarted the first professional Jewish theatre in the world, in a public park in the Romanian town of Iasi. A few months later, Goldfaden moved with his theatre company to Bucharest. The first review of the work of the Jewish Theatre was written by the eminent Romanian poet Mihail Eminescu. Since then the Jewish Theatre has held a particular place in Romanian Theatre…. In its uninterrupted 130 year history, the last 56 as a State institution, the Jewish Theatre of Bucharest has developed a distinguished profile and occupies a unique position in Yiddish language art worldwide” (Moti Sandak, 2012) . OCLC lists five copies of this edition in libraries worldwide. Slight wear at top and bottom of spine, otherwise in very good condition. (Spec-15-11)

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