Paula Prilutski Paula R. Her father was Yehuda Moshe Adelstein. She received an assimilated education. She learned in a gymnasium, and at the same time for several years she studied music in special courses in the Warsaw conservatory. At age seventeen she married an eyndoktor , Adam Rozenzal, and they introduced themselves to a "salon," where there used to visit the famous Polish artists, later also Jews.
On the initiative of Mark Arnstein, P. She began in to write in Polish, and under the influence of Noakh Prilutski with whom she had married in , went over to Yiddish and debuted with a song in prose, "Dos kvelekhl," in the literary supplement of "Veg," Spring , and in issued her first book, the poem, "Der mlakh un der shtn.
According to Zalmen Reyzen, the play was staged in Russia. In in Warsaw's "Nayer ferlag" there was published P. In in Warsaw, in the "Nayer ferlag," there was published P. Kaminska also had the play performed many times across the Polish province, and on 16 July -- with a dramatic section in Lublin in the "Hazmir" hall, under the direction of Jacob Waxman. On 9 December the play, during the visit of the composer to America, was staged through her in New York's "Lipzin Theatre" with Jennie Valiere in the role of "Yehudis.
Almi recalls: "Noah [Prilutski] had We could try to oystsuprubirn the play Indeed, on the Jewish underworld. One of the underworld characters, who had lived in this house [on Genshe gasse], Chatzkele Spiegelglass, a "rabbi" from Keshene-gnvim, had proposed that we -- the neighbors, so-called -- by ourselves create a "theatre," indeed stage the play in the courtyard, and each of the neighbors should therefore pay some groshn, and the money should go to the poor kimpetorins of Genshe strasse.
Someone, a youth, a son of a card player, who went into a "shell" and one kept him for a " gebildetn ," had me chosen for the prompter, and I, a youth of fifteen years of age, of course, it was the regisseur. Within a few days we were fiks and fartik to play "theatre. Performed at the gate of the large courtyard and -- it was at once a play! The role of the prostitute had been played by a well-experienced prostitute, who used to serve the street Reyzen -- "Lexicon of Yiddish Literature," V.
