The Center For Jewish History at Yeshiva University has a copy of this poster in their collection that they date to circa 1940. According to the Spring 2008 issue of The American Jewish Legacy Quarterly, Sheindele was also "a well known Yiddish theatre performer". Sheindele is discussed in the hardcover book by Ari Kelman "Station Identification: A Cultural History of Yiddish Radio in the United States". The Weitzman National Museum of American Jewish History in Philadelphia also has a copy of this poster in their collection.
This poster measures 11" x 17". It is in very good condition for its age with some tearing at the around the corners and edge as well as some staining around the edges. This has been mounted on a thin piece of conservation grade backing paper to help preserve its integrity. It is also in a sealed plastic "envelope" for preservation but could be removed if you wanted to have it framed.
The text is in green and red with a photograph of Sheindele. Some interesting notes from the poster. 1) Planters kosher certification was "under supervision of Rabbi Hirsch Kohn of New York". 2) At the time Sheindele was "being heard in New York exclusively On Planters Program over Station WEVD" on "Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Eve. at 8 o'clock - 1300 on your radio dial". WEVD was perhaps the best-known Yiddish radio station in America until its closing in 1981.
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