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Mina Bern
Mina Bern (May 5, 1911 – January 10, 2010) was a Polish-born American actress. She was a star of the Yiddish theater.〔(Queen of mamaloshen )〕
==Biography==
Mina (Bernholtz) Bern was born in Bielsk Podlaski. Her theatrical debut was in Bialystock under the director Yehuda Greenhoyz.〔http://yiddish.forward.com/oldarchive/090806/ Yiddish Forverts Sept. 8 2006〕 In 1930, through her relative Moishe Broderzon, she shortened her name and auditioned successfully to join the Ararat Yiddish cabaret theater in Łódź,〔 and then played at the Warsaw ''Scala'' and later, the Kaminska theaters and the local folk theater. With Dina Halperin and Sam Bronetski she worked in the collective ''Our Theater'', and later with Zygmunt Turkov.〔Zalmen Zylbercweig, ''Leksikon fun Yidishn teater'', Book three column 2296〕 A few years later, she established a small cabaret theater in Białystok.
Bern fled to Russia with her daughter after the Nazi invasion of Poland; there she played with the "Bialistocker yidishn miniatur-teatr" (miniature revi-teater)〔 of Shimon Dzigan and Israel Shumacher. In 1944 she was sent to a camp in Uganda where she did children's theater for Poles stationed there. Through Jewish family connections she went to Kenya in 1945 and from there to Israel where she worked with Jenny Lavitz in the revue ''Rozhinkes mit mandlen,'' favorably reviewed and subsequently staged at the Hebrew ''Li-La-Lo'' revue theater.〔
In 1949, after an incident in which she was accused of sending a thug to beat up theater critic Haim Gamzu, who had written a bad review of her performance, she emigrated to the United States.〔 She married the actor and producer Ben Bonus. She was a member of the Hebrew Actors' Union and recorded songs in Hebrew.
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