Jewish Daughters. Yossele Solovey (1889, published in his Folksbibliotek) Tevye's Daughters, translated by F. Butwin (originally published 1949), Crown, 1959, . Mottel the Cantor's son. Originally written in Yiddish. English version: Henry Schuman, Inc. New York 1953, Translated by Tamara Kahana (6a), the author's grand daughter. In The Storm Wandering Stars Marienbad, translated by Aliza Shevrin (1982, G.P. Putnam Sons, New York) from original Yiddish manuscript copyrighted by Olga Rabinowitz in 1917 The Bloody Hoax Menahem-Mendl, translated as The Adventures of Menahem-Mendl, translated by Tamara Kahana, Sholom Aleichem Family Publications, 1969, . Young adult literature The Bewitched Tailor, Sholom Aleichem Family Publications, 1999, . Plays The Doctor (1887), one-act comedy (The Divorce, 1888), one-act comedy (The Assembly, 1889), one-act comedy (1889), one-act play (1894), a satire on brokers and speculators (Scattered Far and Wide, 1903), comedy (Agents, 1908), one-act comedy (Jewish Daughters, 1905) drama, adaptation of his early novel Stempenyu (The Golddiggers, 1907), comedy (Hard to Be a Jew / If I Were You, 1914) (The Big Lottery / The Jackpot, 1916) , (Tevye the Milkman, 1917, performed posthumously) Stage "The World of Sholom Aleichem Television "The World of Sholom Aleichem" Airdate: December 14, 1959 Channel: WNTA-TV Channel 13, New York City Written by Arnold Perl Directed by Don Richardson Produced by David Suskind & Henry T. Weinstein Included 3 short tele-plays: "A Tale of Chelm" a folktale (author unknown) "Bontche Schweig" by I.L. Peretz "The High School" (aka "Gymnasium") by Sholem Aleichem. Starring: Gertrude Berg as Hannele ('The High School') Morris Carnovsky as Rabbi David ('A Tale of Chelm'); Presiding Angel ('Bontche Shveig'}; Aaron Katz ('The High School') Sam Levene as Narrator Zero Mostel as the Melamed ('A Tale of Chelm') Nancy Walker as Rifkele ('A Tale of Chelm') Charlotte Rae as Angel ('A Tale of Chelm') Lee Grant as Avenging Angel ('Bontche Shveig') Jack Gilford as Bontshe Shveig ('Bontche Shveig') Henry Lascoe as Dodi the Innkeeper ('A Tale of Chelm'); Principal ('The High School') Miscellany Jewish Children, translated by Hannah Berman, William Morrow & Co, 1987, . numerous stories in Russian, published in Voskhod (1891–1892) See also 1918 film: "Bloody Joke" (Кровавая шутка), based on the works of Sholem Aleichem, by director and screenwriter Alexander Arkatov References Further reading My Father, Sholom Aleichem, by Marie Waife-Goldberg Tradition!: The Highly Improbable, Ultimately Triumphant Broadway-to-Hollywood Story of Fiddler on the Roof, the World's Most Beloved Musical, by Barbara Isenberg, (St.