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Wiktor Bubrik
Wiktor Bubrik
Founder of the Gilah Rinah theater troupe.
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... Bialystok produced a significant number of its own
actors and entertainers: Jehuda Grynhojz, Isroel Beker,
actor and director of Habimah National Theater in
Israel; Jakow Suzanowicz, Zalmen Kolesznikow, Renje
Glikman, Ester Zewkina, Isroel Birnboym, Szymon
Osowicki, Izchok Gelczynski, Nina Sibircowa and oth-
ers. In the late 1920’s a small Yiddish theater troupe
named Gilah Rinah was established, funded by the Linas
Hatzedek (charity institution) in Bialystok. Its founders
were Wiktor Bubrik and Tepicer. Its first programs
consisted of Russian comedy, translated into Yiddish
by: Pejsach Kaplan, Mend! Goldman, Sztejnsapir and
others. The musical director was M. Szaberman, the art
director, Rozenecki. This company came to enjoy much
success, specializing in original Yiddish repertoire and
songs, and avoiding translations from other languages. ...Connected nodes
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Gilah Rinah
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Bialystok Jewish community
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Linas Hatzedek
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Gilah Rinah
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Tepicer
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Pejsach Kaplan
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Mendl Goldman
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M. Szaberman
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Rozenecki
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Palace Theater
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Jehuda Grynhojz
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Szeftel Zak
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Hersz Flojm
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