| Issue Date | Title | Author(s) |
| - | Abraham Fishkind as "Yonkel Shnorer" in Times of the Messiah | - |
| - | Abraham Fishkind with his family in 1903 on vacation in Tannersville. | - |
| - | Abraham Fishkind. | - |
| - | Abraham Laks as "Yuzek" in Souls For Sale by W. Siegel | - |
| - | Abraham Teitelbaum as the "Rev. Gardner" in a Yiddish version of Mrs. Warren's Profession by George Bernard Shaw | - |
| - | Actor J. Mandelblit, Warsaw 1934 | - |
| - | Adler having afternoon tea with a group of friends | - |
| - | Adolph and Mathilda Shrage and their son, now Dr. Benjamin Shrage | - |
| - | Adolph Perkoff (Abramow) in the title role of Goldfadn's Shmendrik | - |
| - | Al Harris as Sholem Aleichem. | - |
| - | Alexander Dumas Cain (translated by Zalmen Zylbercweig), played in Lodz in 1913; Hershel Yedvab as "John Cooks" | - |
| - | Alexander Dumas' Cain (translated by Zalmen Zylbercweig), played in Lodz in 1913; Leonid Sokolow | - |
| - | Alexander Dumas' Cain (translated by Zalmen Zylbercweig), played in Lodz in 1913; R. Shoshana as "Anna Denby" | - |
| - | Alexander Dumas' Cain (translated by Zalmen Zylbercweig), played in Lodz in 1913; starring Avrom Morevsky | - |
| - | Alexander Dumas' Cain (translated by Zalmen Zylbercweig), played in Lodz in 1913; Victor Pecker as "Solomon" | - |
| - | Alexander Dumas' Cain (translated by Zalmen Zylberzcweig), played in Lodz in 1913; Amelia Adler as the Countess | - |
| - | Alexander Dumas' Cain (translated by Zalmen Zylberzweig), played in Lodz in 1913; Julius Adler as Cain | - |
| - | Alexander Olshanetsky with his parents | - |
| - | Amelia Adler (in very center) with her family, photographed in Warsaw. | - |
| - | Amelia Adler in the title role of Judith | - |
