Devoted wife of Sigmund Mogulesko
Amalia was born about 1860 in Iasi, Romania.
Her father was a cutter (of garments), studied in a primary school, and was married at an early age to the actor Sigmund Mogulesko. She took part in the performance of Goldfaden's "Grandmother with Grandson" ("The Teacher"), and also played in "Flaterbursh" ("Student") and in "Perikola".
She immigrated to America with her husband, where she rarely had a role in the theatre.
Since the death of her husband, a special performance took place in a New York Yiddish theatre, on the anniversary of his death, with the proceeds going to the widow.
Amalia died in New York in 1929. Her daughter Bessie performed in the Yiddish theatre. Her sister Paulina is a former Yiddish actress and the wife of theater director Joseph Edelstein.
Amalia was born about 1860 in Iasi, Romania.
Her father was a cutter (of garments), studied in a primary school, and was married at an early age to the actor Sigmund Mogulesko. She took part in the performance of Goldfaden's "Grandmother with Grandson" ("The Teacher"), and also played in "Flaterbursh" ("Student") and in "Perikola".
She immigrated to America with her husband, where she rarely had a role in the theatre.
Since the death of her husband, a special performance took place in a New York Yiddish theatre, on the anniversary of his death, with the proceeds going to the widow.
Amalia died in New York in 1929. Her daughter Bessie performed in the Yiddish theatre. Her sister Paulina is a former Yiddish actress and the wife of theater director Joseph Edelstein.
Devoted wife of Sigmund Mogulesko
Amalia was born about 1860 in Iasi, Romania.
Her father was a cutter (of garments), studied in a primary school, and was married at an early age to the actor Sigmund Mogulesko. She took part in the performance of Goldfaden's "Grandmother with Grandson" ("The Teacher"), and also played in "Flaterbursh" ("Student") and in "Perikola".
She immigrated to America with her husband, where she rarely had a role in the theatre.
Since the death of her husband, a special performance took place in a New York Yiddish theatre, on the anniversary of his death, with the proceeds going to the widow.
Amalia died in New York in 1929. Her daughter Bessie performed in the Yiddish theatre. Her sister Paulina is a former Yiddish actress and the wife of theater director Joseph Edelstein.
Amalia was born about 1860 in Iasi, Romania.
Her father was a cutter (of garments), studied in a primary school, and was married at an early age to the actor Sigmund Mogulesko. She took part in the performance of Goldfaden's "Grandmother with Grandson" ("The Teacher"), and also played in "Flaterbursh" ("Student") and in "Perikola".
She immigrated to America with her husband, where she rarely had a role in the theatre.
Since the death of her husband, a special performance took place in a New York Yiddish theatre, on the anniversary of his death, with the proceeds going to the widow.
Amalia died in New York in 1929. Her daughter Bessie performed in the Yiddish theatre. Her sister Paulina is a former Yiddish actress and the wife of theater director Joseph Edelstein.
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