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Molly Picon & Edmund Zayenda - Mazl (Beautiful 1938 Yiddish Duet with English Subtitles)
"Mazl" by Molly Picon & Edmund Zayenda is one of those haunting bittersweet Yiddish songs.Its from the 1938 Yiddish Language Polish musical "Mamele".The song is about a woman and a man who reflect on the loneliness and the lack of hope in their life.
Molly Picon (Malka Opiekun) was born in New York City in 1898.Her father was from Warsaw and her mother from near Kyiv. She was a legendary actress of stage, screen, radio and television.She began her career in Yiddish theatre.
Musician and actor Edmund Zayenda (Edmund Sternbach) was born in the Austro-Hungarian Empire (now Ukraine) in 1906.Appearing in Polish films,from Ada! To Nie Wypada! in 1936 to the last Yiddish film before the awful Nazi invasion called "A Brivele der mamen".
Molly Picon (Malka Opiekun) was born in New York City in 1898.Her father was from Warsaw and her mother from near Kyiv. She was a legendary actress of stage, screen, radio and television.She began her career in Yiddish theatre.
Musician and actor Edmund Zayenda (Edmund Sternbach) was born in the Austro-Hungarian Empire (now Ukraine) in 1906.Appearing in Polish films,from Ada! To Nie Wypada! in 1936 to the last Yiddish film before the awful Nazi invasion called "A Brivele der mamen".
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Jewish Refugees in 1947 sing "Hatikvah" on Haganah "Exodus" ship outside British Mandatory Palestine
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"Hatikvah" has always meant "Hope" no matter how dark things got in the diaspora.Beautiful heartbreaking old footage (considering the British send the poor Holocaust survivors back to Europe-but not for long!)
Mamele (1938 Yiddish Polish Musical) (Full Movie with English subtitles)
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Molly Picon shines as Mamele (little mother), the dutiful daughter keeping her family intact after the death of their mother. She's so busy cooking, cleaning, and matchmaking for her brothers and sisters that she has little time for herself, until she discovers the violinist across the courtyard.The musical comedy drama was entirely shot in Warsaw and Łódź, Poland.It embraces the diverse gamut ...
Film titles say copyright was 1939, if I’m reading the Roman numerals correctly.
This film was released on the last week of 1938.I hate thinking about the murderous demonic evil that invaded Poland in 1939.This is a lighthearted sweet musical comedy so sorry for going there.But it makes me so mad sometimes-The beautiful Yiddish cinema and music and art that those German SS monsters forever erased.
Directed by Giuseppe Verdi!
I feel like she got a bad ending that looked good because of the wedding. I think its a cultural differences. In an American film she would've run off with the male lead and never gone back to her family; but here she's trapped by responsibility to the children.
Thank You Very Much For Share!
My pleasure!
Movie made in Poland or US?
Poland
There's another Polish movie starring Molly Picon here on YT: Yidl Mitn Fidl (1936)
Just to think the majority of the people in this film died in the Holocaust
@@psychologianiestacjonarna6558 This film is sadly one of the last ones before the awful Nazi invasion.Poland was a great market for Yiddish films considering its huge Jewish population then.Molly Picon made a couple of Polish movies.This was the second collaboration between Molly and Polish born filmakers Joseph Green (born Yoysef Grinberg) and Konrad Tom (born Konrad Runowiecki).After the first "Yidl Mitn Fidl" was a huge success.