[Adler is one-of-a-kind! No one is his equal! Adler's spirit lives, hovers, speaks, gleams and radiates! Attention and respect for the the great Adler! In the Yiddish theatre! On a classic stage, a literary work! So everyone will agree, and speak in one voice when they see Adler play in the last three performances...in benefit for the ushers and doorkeepers of the three Yiddish theatres: Adler, Thalia and Windsor.]
[Friday evening 29 June, by Jacob Gordin, the great and classic Yiddish play, "The Jewish King Lear." Saturday matinee 30 June, Adler's "Little Moses' Soldier," with Adler in the role of Moses' soldier. Sabbath evening 30 June, the last performance, the last success of the Yiddish stage,"Solomon the Wise in the Era of Cardinal Richelieu," by Jacob Adler, music by Abramovitsh. All three plays are, from beginning to end, pure golden, with classic characters and interesting scenes, true moral and sharp critique. Adler will raise you from wonder to wonder, to uplift you as high as you can reach. A great artist in a msterpiece of a drama. With what does Adler earn the sympathy, gratitude of every theatre-goer? Why should you see these finale performances multiple times? A brief answer with great significnce: The entire history of the Yiddish theatre can be recounted in a few wordsbut a sea of words is not enough to portray Adler's talents and worth to his people--a peopple that once believed in the golden calf. Educated audiences recognize the great strides the Yiddish theatre has made in recent times and Jacob Adler goes forward with honest and firm steps, with a full heart, with his power of discernment, with all his emotion and every limb, every vein and every drop of blood to bring the Yiddish theatre to fullness.]
At top of poster: Adler Theatre.
[Adler's ability to create classic scenes, good and moving images [...] forces the audience to [...] watch with a higher spirit and a deeper impression.]