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• Yiddish theater
  '''Yiddish theater''' consists [[theater|theatrical performances]] to be presented in the Yidd While Yiddish literature had existed for centuries, Yiddish theater is a development of the nineteenth century. <ref>{{citation
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• Yiddish theater/Definition
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• Yiddish theater/Related Articles
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• Yiddish theater
  '''Yiddish theater''' consists [[theater|theatrical performances]] to be presented in the Yidd While Yiddish literature had existed for centuries, Yiddish theater is a development of the nineteenth century. <ref>{{citation
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• Jacob Pavlovich Adler/Related Articles
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• David Kessler (actor)/Definition
  Prominent actor in the first great era of Yiddish theater.
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• Jacob Pavlovich Adler/Definition
  International star of Yiddish theater in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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• David Kessler (actor)/Related Articles
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• David Kessler (actor)
  ...r in [[New York, New York|New York City]], he was the first leading man in Yiddish theater to dispense with [[incidental music]].
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• Yiddish language/Related Articles
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• Samuel Norich/Definition
  ...wspaper)|Forward]]''; Vice President, [[Ameinu]]; Boards of the Folksbiene Yiddish Theater, the [[Jewish Labor Committee]], the Atran Foundation, the Claims Conferenc
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• Jacob Pavlovich Adler
  ...855 - 1926), born '''Yankev P. Adler''', [[Jew]]ish actor and a star in [[Yiddish theater]], first in [[Odessa]] (then in [[Imperial Russia]], now in [[Ukraine]]), a ...ing in a new, more serious Yiddish theater, most notably by recruiting the Yiddish theater's first [[realism|realistic]] playwright, [[Jacob Gordin]]. Adler scored a
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