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Her father was a "cutter" by profession.
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Pauline Edelstein
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Born Pauline Finkelstein, in Iasi, Romania on February 10, 1866 and died September 27, 1942 in Manhattan, New New York Amalia married actor Zigmund Mogulesko. In Russia she acted as "Genendl" in Shom"r"s "Der Katorzhnik" and as "Tamar" in Joseph Lateiner"s "Di libe fun tzion".
She acted in character roles and was the first to act in the role of "Mishka" in Lateiner"s operetta "Miskha and Moshka", and in Jacob Gordin"s (1853-1909) plays: "Froy rozenkrants" in "Siberia" on November 13, 1891 in the Union Theatre.
"Zelda" in "Der vilder mentsh" on November 4, 1893 in the Windsor Theatre, as "Madam Zhamanuli" in "Devorahle myukhst" in 1893. And as "Freyde henye" in "Dovidl mshurr" in 1899.
In 1901 she guest-starred together with Boris and Bessie Thomashefsky in Berlin in Lateiner"s "Dovids fidele", after that, due to illness, withdrew from the stage. Her son, Isidore Edelstein married Annie Thomashefsky, sister of Boris Thomashefsky.
She died on September 27, 1942 in New New York
