Physician j health resort. Golden State I California. The club, organized ; in January, held its first formal j. Even an emprcsi becomes tired 'after , a.
Manhattar, the empress of a family day sling in its individual talents and, most certainly; empress of the Yiddish theater in America. Perhaps at 9. J can see no othrr to be mantled as a young empress.
And without a young enpress there. Molly Picon is not an empres ;. Molly is beloved, skilled, anc has a heart as large as Central park. But she is not truly an mpress. She is a scamp, a itar, and a delight.. That alone does not make for theater royjslty. Although Jack Barrymore was a scamp, a star, and a delig it, he was a king. She was Sarah Levit. America she took a look around, about 70 yers ago. She nodded in satisfaction. There was nothing she saw to give her qualms, not the girli who had taken her first bow jrom a stage at R years of agn and who was now, a stunning, resolute beauty, in the full flower of her young talents.
If you have that kind of beauty aid that kind of. She saw a Yiddish theater that was hungry for her kind of jseting and sh saw Jacob Adler, that then young hellion, lording it. She was married at the time hut not for long. She divorce I herself front j the man wth idiom she came to America, promptly married Jacob Adler and together they founded a royal family of theater. They feave. From Vienni , to Hollywood they know about L. There is Jack, now out in Hollywood. There is F-ances Adler, now married but tilj an actress, and Julia Adler, also man led and also sili an actress.
Together she and the ren-wped Jacob had emoted a family and a legend Ttv warm, human stories of these two will retrain preels of t tie theater fo; as long as at. The empr ss. I know personally of j one that will serve to close my active book on the story of. Sarah Adler. She was 88 when it happened: a time when most women Are dead or, ' if they still live, have no heart for such gallantry.
