Jacob Kalich
American actor, director, and producer of Yiddish theater productions
About Jacob Kalich
Lived 1891 – 1975 (aged 83–84). Jacob Kalich was an American actor, theatre director, theatrical producer, television actor, silent film actor and playwright.
Yankel "Jacob" Kalich (, 18 November 1891 – 16 March 1975) was a Yiddish theater actor, director, and producer.
Kalich was born in Rymanów, Galicia, Austria-Hungary in what is now Poland. He immigrated to America in 1914. He opened a theater in Philadelphia. He would go to New York to see Joseph Rumshinsky and would ask him for use of his operettas.
Kalish met actress Molly Picon when she was on the vaudeville circuit, stranded in Boston after an influenza epidemic had closed all the theaters. He hired her to work his Yiddish Theater Season at the Boston Opera House for two years. The two of them toured doing Yiddish theater in Europe after World War II going "anywhere they could find an audience of survivors."
He made the transition from doing Yiddish theater to being in Hollywood films, playing the role of "Yankel" in Fiddler on the Roof.
Personal life Kalish and his wife Molly Picon lived on a 12-acre farm in Mahopac, New York.
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Who was Jacob Kalich?
American actor, director, and producer of Yiddish theater productions
When was Jacob Kalich born?
Jacob Kalich was born in 1891 in Rymanów.
When did Jacob Kalich die?
Jacob Kalich died in 1975 in Mahopac.
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Jacob Kalich was an actor, theatre director, theatrical producer, television actor, silent film actor and playwright.
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Jacob Kalich was American.
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