Скачать или смотреть YIDDISH THEATER: Ludwig Satz / Ich Benk a Heim (I long for my native town) pt 1 & 2 / Victor / 1922

איך בענק א היים by Ludwig Satz and Joseph M. Rumshinsky, from the show “Der Rebin’s Nigen.”
Ludwig Satz was born February 18, 1891 (some sources say 1895), in Lemberg, Galicia (Lviv, Ukraine). He began singing and acting at a very young age in local children’s choirs and theatrical performances around Galicia. He was a part of several acting troupes in Przemysl, Lemberg, Budapest, and London. It was in London in 1914 where Satz met and married the actress Lillie Feinman, the daughter of Siegmund and Dinah Feinman, who were both also Yiddish theater actors.

After briefly returning to Lemberg, Ludwig and Lillie moved to the United States in 1914, where Ludwig acted at many of the most prominent Yiddish theaters in New York and Philadelphia with some of the top names, including Jacob P. Adler, Maurice Schwartz, Jacob Ben-Ami, Molly Picon, and Celia Adler, his wife’s half-sister. He also performed in English-language vaudeville theaters and on Broadway, most famously as Abe Potash in Potash and Perlmutter in 1926. Satz wrote numerous Yiddish songs, made dozens of records and even acted in a few movies, including Der Meshugener (The Lunatic) and Zayn Vaybs Lubovnik (His Wife's Lover). In addition, he toured extensively, performing in Yiddish plays and musicals in South America, England, France, Belgium, Poland, and Jerusalem. Ludwig Satz died in New York City on August 31, 1944 and was survived by his widow, Lillie, and his three daughters Celia Werner, Mimi Schiff and Frances Satz.
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[Ich Benk a Heim [ איך בענק א היים ] (I long for my native town) pt 1 & 2, Ludwig Satz, Victor 73488, recorded 8/30/22, matrix B 26850-2 and B 26851-2 (Satz-Rumshinsky)]
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