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Manuel Klein
Manuel Joachim Klein (6 December 1876 – 1 June 1919) was an English-born composer of musical theatre and incidental music who worked primarily in New York City.
== Biography ==
Klein was born in London, England, to parents Herman and Adelaide (née Soman). Apparently, the elder Klein emigrated from Riga, Latvia.〔Stone, Christopher. "Herman Klein, July 23, 1856 – March 10, 1934", reprinted in Moran, p. 603〕 Once in Norwich, Hermann became a professor of foreign languages at the King Edward VI Grammar School, and Adelaide taught dance.〔''Who's Who in New York (City and State)''. Lewis Historical Publ. Co., 1909, p. 787. A petition from the Jews of Norwich, ''Norwich Petition For the Removal of the Disabilities of the Jews'', 24 January 1848, includes the signature of a David Soman, boot and shoemaker, who could have been the father of Adelaide. Transcription in the archives of (JewishGen ).〕 The younger Klein's five brothers included Max, a violinist; Charles, a playwright; Herman, a music critic and music teacher;〔Klein and Moran, Introduction〕 Alfred, an actor; and Philip. They had a sister, Adelaide.〔1871 and 1881 England Census, available on Ancestry.com.〕 He was the uncle of producer Philip Klein (1888–1935). Klein was educated in London and at Tivoli House Academy, Gravesend, Kent, England.〔Hines and Hanaford, p. 185〕
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