He was connected to the Yiddish theatre at the end of the eighties in London, and later in America as a worker and translator of plays.

Some his plays that were performed were: "Rukhl and Leah", "Di betlerin (The Beggars)", "Mashala solat" and "Di neger-shklafn".

Also performed were the plays "Di frantsoyzishe revolutsyon (The French Revolution)" or "Di tsushterung fun der bastilye", and "Eybike libe" (performed in 1912) by Dr. Jacobson to hear him[?}

M. E. from Max Rosental.

• B. Gorin -- "History of the Yiddish Theatre", Vol. II, p. 151 (playlist).

• Jacob P. Adler -- "Meyn Leben, "Di beyne varheyt", N. Y., 29 April 1925.