Der Himlisher Oyfkum: Naye Shriften.
New York: 1959. Softbound. Octavo, paper covers, 48 pp., b/w drawings. In Yiddish. More
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Felzen klyangen.
New York: 1917. Later Printing. Softbound. Octavo, water-stained paper covers, worn along the spine, frontispiece photo, 950 pp., waterstained throughout, rear cover chipped. In Yiddish. More
A Dream of Purim.
[New York?]: 1920s. Softbound. Royal octavo, stapled paper covers, 8 pp. More
The Passover Rehearsal: A Comedy.
New York: Bloch Publishing Company, 1924. Hardbound. Duodecimo, brown cloth with gold lettering and call letters, bookplate on the front pastedown endpaper, 12 pp., minor soiling to the rear endpapers. More
What a Life! The Autobiography of Pesach'ke Burstein, Yiddish Matinee Idol. [English language edition of "Geshpilt a Lebn."].
Syracuse, New York: Syracuse University Press, 2003. First English language edition. Hardbound. Octavo in edgeworn dust jacket, frontispiece photo, xvi, , 309 pp., b/w photos. More
Geshpilt a Lebn/ Life Upon the Yiddish Stage.
Tel Aviv: 1980. Hardbound. Octavo in edgeworn dust jacket, tipped in frontispiece photos, 363 pp., b/w photos. Text is in Yiddish. Inscirbed by Burstein and Lilian Lux. More
Geshpilt a Lebn/ Life Upon the Yiddish Stage.
Tel Aviv: 1980. Hardbound. Octavo in edgeworn dust jacket, tipped in frontispiece photos, 363 pp., b/w photos. Text is in Yiddish. Inscribed by Burstein. More
Kitve Ya'akov Kohen. In Twelve Volumes.
Tel Aviv: Hotsaat Va'ad Ha-Yovel, 1950-1956. Hardbound. Duodecimos in dust jackets with varing amounts of wear and in some case small chips, frontispiece photo, 335 + 360 + 359 + 392 pp., notes + 455 + 373 + 395 + 375 + 315 + 366 + 425 pp., water-stained dust jacket and rear board + 328 pp. In Hebrew. More
Kitve Ya'akov Kahan. The first ten of twelve volumes. Kerekh 1-3. Shirim -- Kerekh 4-6. Ketavim deramatiyim -- Kerekh 7. Divre mashal ve-hazon -- Kerekh 8. Sipurim -- Kerekh 9. Ariel -- Kerekh 10. Sipurim: Helek Sheni. Bene-Adam u-Tsalelehem/ Min Ha-Tik.
Tel Aviv: Hotsa'at Va'ad ha-Yovel, 1945-1951. Hardbound. Duodecimos, off-white cloth spien with gold lettering against black panels, blue paper covered boards with deigns in white, 335 pp., notes + 360 pp., notes + 359 pp., notes + 393 pp., notes + 455 pp., notes + 375 pp. + 398 pp. + 372 pp. + 315 pp., notes + 367 pp., errata. In Hebrew. More
Hoshe'a: deramah be-arba ma'arakhot.
Tel Aviv: Masadah, [1955]. Softbound. Duodecimo, paper covers, 64 pp. In Hebrew. More
David melekh Yisra'el: mahazeh simli be-shalosh ma'arakhot.
Jerusalem: Ha-Mahlakah le-inyene ha-no'ar vehe-haluts shel ha-Histadrut ha-Tsiyonit, 1955/6. Hardbound. Duodecimo, paper covered boards worn along the spine, 90 pp. In Hebrew. More
Der Rebbe fun Barditshev: Drame in Drei Aktn mit a Prolog un Epilog.
New York: Farlag Renasens, 1950. Second Edition. Hardbound. Octavo in dust jacket, 190 pp. The third part of the "Drei Kroynen," trilogy. In Yiddish. More
Der Rebe fun Barditshev: drame in dray aktn; mit a prolog un epilog.
New York: Farlag Renasens, 1950. Second Edition. Hardbound. Octavo, light brown cloth with gold lettering, 190 pp. The third part of the "Drei Kroynen," trilogy. In Yiddish. Signed by the author on the free front endpaper. More
Der Rebe fun Barditshev: drame in dray aktn; mit a prolog un epilog.
New York: Farlag Renasens, 1950. Second Edition. Hardbound. Octavo, red cloth with gold lettering, fraying at the head of the spine, 190 pp. The third part of the "Drei Kroynen," trilogy. Text is in Yiddish. More
Bat-shahaf: komedyah be-arba ma'arakhot.
Warsaw: Hotsaat Avraham Yosef Shtitbl, 1922/3. Hardbound. Octavo, tan cloth spine, printed paper covered boards, 102 pp. Translated into Hebrew from the Russian by G. Shofman. More
Bitsaron: yarhon le-mada, le-safrut ule-ba'ayot ha-zeman Shanah Kaf"Het (Kerakh Nun), Iyar-Sivan 724, Hoveret Heh (244)/ Bitzaron: The Hebrew Monthly of America Vol. L, Iyar-Sivan, 5724 (April, 1964), No. 5 (244). Solomon Zeitlin Jubilee Issue. Upon the Complestion of Half a Century of Scholarsly Activities.
New York: Bitzaron, 1964. Softbound. Octavo, paper covers, 80 pp., ads. Text is in Hebrew. Articles are "Tributes to Solomon Zeitlin," Zalman Shazar, "The Eighteen Measures," Solomon Zeitlin, "In Appreciation," Abraham A. Neuman, "Zweitlin the Sholar and His Works," Sidney B. Hoenig, "Zeitlin's Contribution to Our Understanding of the Second... More
The Golden Slippers: A musical folk-play in two acts (Based in part on Der Zivug by I.L. Peretz).
New York: Friends of the Jewish Theatre for Children, Inc., 1967. Softbound. Royal octavo, paper covers, 170 pp., with music by David Diamond. More
Israel: Dream and Fulfillment: A Dramatic Reader.
New York: Jewish Educational Committee of New York, 1968. Hardbound. Octavo, printed cloth covered boards, vi, 259 pp. More
Joseph: A Series of Six Biblical Plays.
New York: Jewish Education Committee Press, 1964. Softbound. Royal octavo, paper covers, 62 pp. More
A Peretz Trio: Three Plays (Based on stories by I.L. Peretz).
New York: Friends of the Jewish Theater for Children, Inc., 1964. Hardbound. Octavo, gray cloth with black lettering, 101 pp., production photos, drawings of the sets, work drawings. Incidental Music by Robert Starer. More
Rich Man Poor Man: A Folk Play in three acts. (Based on Peretz's story "Der Arendar").
New York: Friends of the Jewish Theater for Children, Inc., 1963. Hardbound. Octavo, tan cloth with black lettering, 94 pp., production photos, drawings of the sets, work drawings. More
To Wake the King: A Dramatic Legend in Two Acts (Based in part on Melelkh Yisrael, by Yaakov Cahan).
New York: Friends of the Jewish Theater for Children, Inc., 1967. Hardbound. Octavo, light blue cloth with dark blue lettering, 108 pp., production photos, drawings of the sets, work drawings, music by Harry Coopersmith. More
New Jewish Voices: Plays Produced by the Jewish Repertory Theatre.
Albany: State University of New York Press, 1985. First Edition. Hardbound. Octavo, printed boards, xxvi, 302 pp., b/w photos. Plays are "Benya the King," by Richard Schotter, "36," by Norman Lessing, "Elephants," David Rush, "Friends Too Numerous to Mention," Neil Cohen and Joel Cohen, "Taking Steam," by Kenneth Klonsly and Brian Shein. More
New Jewish Voices: Plays Produced by the Jewish Repertory Theatre.
Albany: State University of New York Press, 1985. First Edition. Hardbound. Octavo, printed boards, xxvi, 302 pp., b/w photos. Plays are "Benya the King," by Richard Schotter, "36," by Norman Lessing, "Elephants," David Rush, "Friends Too Numerous to Mention," Neil Cohen and Joel Cohen, "Taking Steam," by Kenneth Klonsly and Brian Shein. More
Plays of Jewish Interest. June 1982.
New York: Jewish Theatre Associatrion, a project of The National Foundation for Jewish Culture, 1982. Softbound. Quarto, paper covers, 126 pp., playright index. More