Keni Liptzin (1856 – September 28, 1918) (surname sometimes spelled Lipzin) was a star in the early years of Yiddish theater, probably the greatest female...

of Thai origin Keni Liptzin (1863–1916), actress in the early years of Yiddish theater Keni Burke (1953), American singer Jenny Keni (1982), a sprinter...

marriage. The central character—played in the original production by Keni Liptzin—is a young woman, married off to a butcher with a mistress and three...

"performed by every leading Yiddish actress". It was originally played by Keni Liptzin, during the first heyday of Yiddish theater in New York City. It was...

that included the actress who later became famous under the name of Keni Liptzin. In Chernihiv, Adler turned down the opportunity to act in a Russian-language...

woman singing who later become famous under the name Keni Liptzin, but was at this time known as Keni Sonyes, who became their new prima donna. They toured...

program Dmytro Kveselevych (1935–2003), translator and lexicographer Keni Liptzin (1856–1918), Jewish actress in Yiddish theatre Borys Lyatoshynsky (1895–1968)...

largest audience for Yiddish theatre was for lighter fare. The Adlers and Keni Liptzin hung on doing classic theatre, but Boris and Bessie Thomashefsky returned...

Yiddish theater for several months, including one week of performances by Keni Liptzin. The prolific Yiddish theatre composer Joseph Brody, recently arrived...

four-act drama called "In a Cellar", was staged in New York in 1910 with Keni Liptzin. Other plays were performed in New York after he moved there in 1912...