Out and About

By Ezra Glinter November 14, 2011

The British Mandate-era bar Casino de Paris has reopened in Jerusalem.
Take a look at one of the most Jewish Bob Dylan photos ever.
“The Jazz Singer” returns to New York City.

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Egypt cancelled new age 11/11/11 celebrations at the Pyramids out of fear that the Jews might return to claim them.

The Jewish Theatre in San Francisco is putting on its last show.
A Toronto resident has discovered a treasure trove of Yiddish letters by Emma Goldman’s lover.
Sam Benjamin sends a dispatch from the other Jewish movie business.

Ezra Glinter is the critic-at-large of the Forward.

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