Alexander Asro and Sonia Alomis with their son, Joseph Asro

From Yiddish Empire: The Vilna Troupe, Jewish Theater, and the Art of Itinerancy by Debra Caplan

Alexander Asro (left) and Sonia Alomis (right) with their son Joseph Asro (center). Asro and Alomis had to leave Joseph behind in Europe when they immigrated to the United States in 1924. Joseph Asro did not see his parents for six years while they worked on acquiring citizenship. Appeared in the Forverts August 11, 1924.
Creator(s)	Forverts Newspaper
Subjects	Jewish Studies History:European History Theater and Performance
Date	1924
Related Section	Interlude III
Keywords	New York City Sonia Alomis Alexander Asro newspaper clippings travel United States Asro and Alomis's Vilna Troupe
Content Type	newspaper clipping
Language	Yiddish English
Citable Link	Citable Link

Copyright Holder	Private collection of Sharon Asro and Alexander Zaloum
Copyright Status	public domain
Rights Granted	Non-exclusive, one-time, world rights in all languages
Credit Line	Private collection of Sharon Asro and Alexander Zaloum
Holding Contact	Sharon Asro and Alexander Zaloum

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Alexander Asro (left) and Sonia Alomis (right) with their son Joseph Asro (center). Asro and Alomis had to leave Joseph behind in Europe when they immigrated to the United States in 1924. Joseph Asro did not see his parents for six years while they worked on acquiring citizenship.

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