Meer (Marian) Melman ( Polish: Marian Melman ; 1900-1978) - Polish director and actor.
| Marian Melman | |
|---|---|
| Date of Birth | January 3, 1900 |
| Place of Birth | Zholkva |
| Date of death | October 30, 1978 (78 years) |
| Place of death | New York |
| Citizenship | |
| Profession | actor , theater director |
| Awards |  |
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Biography
Meer Melman was born in Zholkva (now Lviv region ) on January 3, 1900 .
In 1936, he married actress Ida Kaminska . In 1939, the family of actors lived in Lvov [1] , after the German attack on the Soviet Union in 1941, in Frunze (Kyrgyzstan) [1] . Since 1946 - in Poland . Actor of the Jewish theater in Lodz (from 1948 to 1953), also the administrator of the theater [2] , in Wroclaw (from 1953 to 1555), and after moving the theater to Warsaw , from 1955 - an actor of the State Jewish Theater of Warsaw. Kaminsky. In the 1950s-1960s, along with the theater performances, was on tour in many countries.
In 1964 he was awarded the medal "For merits in culture." In 1968 he emigrated from Poland to the United States with his wife, known [to whom? ] actress Ida Kaminsky, her daughter from her first marriage, Ruth Kaminsky, and other actors. In 1975-1977 the Melman-Kaminsky family lived in Israel . Since 1977 in New York [3] . The son of M. Melman and I. Kaminsky is Victor Melman [3] .
Recognition and awards
- 1951 - Prize for the role of Dr. Vinyarski in the play “Dr. Anna Lesna” by Kryzhevitsky and Kryszchuk based on the play “Winter Night”, by Diamant, Festival of Polish Contemporary Art
- 1961 - Award for the role of Yehoshua in the play “Baruch from Amsterdam”, Festival of Polish Contemporary Art in Wroclaw.
- 1964 - Honored Worker of Culture (Poland) .
Creativity
Theater Roles
- 1950 - “People” by Sholem Aleichem
- 1950 - “Sender Blank” by Sholom Aleichem
- 1951 - “Dr. Anna Lesna” Irena Kryzhevitska
- Shimon Diamond "Winter night" (1951)
- The Brothers Tour, Ivan Pyryev "Łutoninowie" (1951)
- Alexander Fredro "Pan Yovalsky" (1952)
- Max Baum "Glicl Hameln" (1952)
- Maxim Gorky "Philistines" (1953)
- Binhem Geller "House in the Ghetto" (1953)
- Elsa Orzheshkova "Meir Eyzofomits" (1953)
- Yaroslav Galan "At Dawn" (1953)
- Maria Zanerle "Palestine" (1954)
- 1954 - Leon Kryzhkovsky "Julius and Ethel" (1954)
- 1954 - " Uriel Acosta " Gutskov
- David Berg "Riva" (1955)
- Friedrich Wolf "Professor Mamlok" (1955)
- Jacob Gordin "Mirele Efros" (1955)
- Sholem Aleichem Tevye the Milkman (1956)
- 1957 - "Dibbuk" Shimon An-sky
- 1957 - “The Courage Mummy and Her Children ” by Berthold Brecht
- Sholem Aleichem "Sender Blank" (1958)
- Alter Kachizhny "The Jewish Opera" (1958)
- Max Baum "Glicl Hameln" (1958)
- Friedrich Wolf "Professor Mamlok" (1959)
- Jacob Gordin "Mirele Efros" (1959)
- Shimon Diamond "Winter Night" (1959)
- Bertolt Brecht, The Fear and Poverty of the Third Reich (1960)
- Shimon An-sky "Dibbuk" (1960)
- Elsa Orzheshkova "Meir Eyzofomits" (1960)
- Mozhesh Dluzhnovsky "Samotny statek" (1961)
- Samuel Galkin Bar-Kokhba (1962)
- Zach Confino "Experiment" (1962)
- Solomon Etinger "Serkele" (1963)
- Yosef Opatošu "In the Polish Forests" (1963)
- Michal Mirsky "Account" (1963)
- Ephraim Kishon, The Law of the Wedding (1964)
- Ida Kaminska “Fill the vaults” (1964)
- Pepper Hirschbein Empty Tavern (1965)
- Elsa Orzheshkova "Meir Eyzofomits" (1965)
- Lipa Resnick "Sisters" (1965)
- Sholem Aleichem "People" (1966)
- Cecil P. Taylor "Mr. David" (1966)
- Ben Yonson "Volpone" (1967)
- Shimon An-sky "Day and Night" (1967)
- 1967 - "The Courage Mummy and Her Children " by Bertold Brecht
- Chaim Sloves "Ten of n. there were brothers "(1968)
Theater productions
- Friedrich Wolf "Professor Mamlok" (1959)
- Chaim Sloves "Baruch from Amsterdam" (1961)
- Lipa Resnick "Sisters" (1965)
- 1966 - “People” by Sholem Aleichem , in collaboration with J. Berger
- Jerzy Lutowski, The Time of Benefactors (1967)
Movie Roles
- 1947 - Mir, lebngeblibene (after N. Gross) http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0130043/
- 1968 -: de: Wege übers Land Wege übers Land (TV series) (GDR) - Professor Pinarskiy http://www.prisma-online.de/tv/film.html?mid=1968_wege_uebers_land
Literature
- Tomasz Moscicki. Teatry Warszawy. 1939. Kronika. 2009. ISBN 978-83-11-11637-5
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 Esther Rachel Kaminska (English)
- ↑ Teatru żydowskiego w Polsce - życie po życiu - e-teatr.pl
- 2 1 2 100 rocznica urodzin Idy Kamińskiej (Not available link) . The date of circulation is May 9, 2010. Archived January 31, 2006.