Yiddish Theater Differed from Conventional Live Theater in That It

question 26

Multiple Choice

Yiddish theater differed from conventional live theater in that it

• A) barred African Americans from its audiences.
• B) catered to the wealthy elite only.
• C) catered predominantly to the urban working class.
• D) did not allow for the mixing of music and drama.

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