Esther-Rachel Kaminska Theater Museum. Collection.

Materials from the Jewish theater museum established by YIVO in Vilna: playscripts, playbills, posters, and clippings, with a special focus on Yiddish theater in Poland
Warsaw. "Brothers Karamazov" by F. Dostoyevski, performed by The Warsaw Jewish Art Theater (WIKT), March 11th, 1927. 70,2 x 50 cm.
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Lodz. Announcement of the 1934 summer season of the cabaret theater "Ararat," founded and directed by the Yiddish poet and playwright Moyshe Broderzon.
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Warsaw. Paul Burstein and Lillian Lux, in their great hit:  "His cherished dream," in the Warsaw "Scala" Theater. No date.
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Krakow. "Palestine sings, dances and plays." Program with Naomi Leaf and Jozef Goland. No date.
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Krakow. An evening of folksongs, featuring Mordechai Gebirtig, the great Yiddish folk poet, in the Krakow Jewish Theater, October 14th, 1936.
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Vilna. "The Chains," by H. Levick, with Aleksander Granach, in The Vilna Jewish Theater. No date.
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Vilna. "The Big Prize," by Sholem Aleichem, with Rudolf Zaslawski, in the People's Theater, November 18th.
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Warsaw. "Blonzhende Shtern" (Wandering Stars). Play in 3 acts, written by Marek Razumny, based on Sholem Aleichem's novel.
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Vilna. "The Matriculation." a comedy by W. Fodor, in the Vilna New Jewish Theater, April 9th.
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Warsaw. Icchok Feld , in an American Yiddish musical comedy in two acts, "Kopel Kiva becomes a father." The Kaminski Warsaw Theater, July 26th.
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Augustow. Announcement of the approaching screening of the film: "Di Havdolo," about the tragic tribulations of the Jews under Czarist domination. 1928.
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Wloclawek. "The Jews." A play about pogroms and the Jewish self-defense, by Czyrykow, in the Wloclawek Theater, April 28th, 1907.
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Krakow. Announcement of the upcoming appearance of the theatrical ensemble of Ida Kaminska and Zygmunt Turkow. No date.
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Warsaw. "Napoleon's treasure" by Sholem Aleichem. To be performed in the Warsaw Young Theater, on July 10th, 1934.
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Vilna. "The Gold-Diggers," a musical comedy in four acts, by Sholem Aleichem, in The Vilna New Theater.  October 5th.
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Warsaw. "Krasin," by Michal Brandt, an experimental Yiddish play, performed by the "Young Theater."1934.
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Lodz. Announcement of the upcoming performance at the "Ararat" Theater. Ca. 1930s.
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Vilna. A grandiose Purim ball, with buffet,  in the Pasaz Hall. March 18th.
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Warsaw. Abram Brajsblat in concert. An evening of literary recitals, and Yiddish worker and Palestinian folksongs. June 16th.
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