Overture to glory = Shṭoṭ ḥazn / G & L presents ; screen play by Max Nosseck & Ossip Dymow ; dialogue by Jacob Gladstone ; directed by Max Nosseck.

Overture to glory = Shṭoṭ ḥazn

In strictly-segregated Poland, a young cantor -- the legendary Moyshe Oysher -- succumbs to the allure of Gentile culture and joins the Warsaw Opera. Based on the true story that inspired The Jazz Singer.

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Other Authors: Nosseck, Max (Screenwriter), Dymow, Ossip, 1878-1959 (Screenwriter), Gladstone, Jacob (Screenwriter), Oysher, Moishe (Actor), Beverley, Helen (Actor), Weiss, Florence (Actor), Freed, Lazar (Actor), Mylong, John (Actor), Elliott, Leonard (Actor), Olshanetsky, Alexander (composer (expression)), Williams, Larry (Cinematographer), Malkames, Don (cinematosgrapher.), Landy, Ludwig (executive producer.), Greene, Ira (executive producer.), Arnshṭeyn, Marḳ, -1942 or 1943
Format: Electronic Video
Language:English
Yiddish
Published: [San Francisco, California, USA] : Kino Lorber, 1940.
Kanopy Streaming, 2021.
Subjects:
Singers > Poland > Drama.
Fathers and sons > Drama.
Culture conflict > Drama.
Cantors (Judaism) > Poland > Drama.
Drama.
Feature films.
Film adaptations.
Fiction films.
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