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Frances Edelstein

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286:. Accessed March 7, 2023. "After the Holocaust, the Jewish Agricultural Society resettled 2500 Displaced Persons. Among them were Frances (Frima) and Harry Edelstein. Holocaust survivors from Poland, the Edelsteins emigrated in 1947 and settled on a poultry farm in Dorothy, a Jewish colony in New Jersey. From there they moved to Brooklyn, where they ran coffee and candy shops. Eventually the Edelsteins became owners of Café Edison, an iconic Broadway eatery, otherwise known as 'the Polish Tea Room.'" 119:; her father was a butcher. Frima Trost learned traditional recipes from her mother. Most of the Trost family, except for Frima and her brother Moishe, were killed in the Holocaust. Frima and Moishe Trost escaped to the forest with their childhood friends, Harry Edelstein and his brother; the four orphaned youths slept in barns and hid from capture for five years. Harry and Frima (who took the name Frances) married in 616: 167:
restaurant. She was remembered as "a very, very short woman, firmly grounded on the earth," whose food and hospitality created a home away from home for a generation of showfolk and theatregoers. "The Edison felt like going to grandma's house," recalled actress
143:, where they used to run coffee and candy shops. In 1980, Frances and Harry Edelstein founded the Cafe Edison in an old hotel ballroom on West 47th Street. The menu featured 676: 396: 661: 510: 681: 666: 372: 219:
Frances and Harry Edelstein had a son Scott, and a daughter, Harriet. She was widowed when Harry died in 2009, and she died in 2018, aged 92, at home in
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for their contributions to the Broadway community. The Cafe Edison closed in 2014, despite a public protest and effort to save the restaurant.
163:, looking for a hearty, inexpensive meal. It was jokingly called "the Polish Tea Room", in contrast with the more formal (and more expensive) 297: 436: 112: 656: 477: 646: 220: 55: 136: 606: 279: 96: 322: 599: 535: 195: 411: 181: 347: 204: 641: 636: 160: 132: 283: 560: 568: 485: 390: 256: 620: 373:"EXCLUSIVE: Broadway's beloved Cafe Edison to be replaced by comfort food eatery Friedman's" 164: 91:, was a Polish-born American businesswoman, owner (with her husband) of the Cafe Edison in 200: 177: 173: 630: 100: 92: 595: 169: 144: 116: 536:"NYC's Iconic Cafe Edison, Known as the Polish Tea Room, to Close This Weekend" 461:
Wiener, Julie (November 14, 2014). "Beloved N.Y. Jewish coffee shop to close".
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in 1945, and moved to the United States in 1947, with their first child.
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Jewish Agriculturalism in the United States: A World of Jewish Farming
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Cook and co-owner at the Cafe Edison in New York City, 1980-2014
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Dziemianowicz, Katherine Clarke, Joe (September 17, 2015).
159:, and was popular with theatre professionals working on 172:, a regular at the cafe. In a 1996 profile, journalist 604: 139:, where they ran a chicken farm. They later moved to 70: 62: 44: 28: 21: 78:(2004), for contributions the Broadway community 16:Polish-born American businesswoman (1926–2018) 176:noted that Edelstein "is to Cafe Edison what 8: 395:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list ( 189:Frances Edelstein was the inspiration for a 87:(April 18, 1926 – September 24, 2018), born 478:"Cafe Edison, a Broadway Haunt, Is Closing" 323:"She Made Beautiful Borscht out of Tragedy" 18: 677:People from Weymouth Township, New Jersey 99:from 1980 to 2014. She was a survivor of 611: 296:Kaminer, Michael (September 27, 2018). 232: 388: 199:(2001), a role created on Broadway by 662:Polish emigrants to the United States 203:. The Edelsteins were honored by the 7: 242: 240: 238: 236: 682:21st-century American businesswomen 667:20th-century American businesswomen 346:Morais, Betsy (20 November 2014). 14: 534:Schrieber, Zachary (2014-12-17). 509:Lunden, Jeff (December 8, 2014). 465:. p. 5 – via ProQuest. 614: 247:Sandomir, Richard (2018-09-25). 412:"B'way meets the borscht belt" 410:Skenazy, Lenore (1996-01-24). 321:Reissa, Eleanor (2018-09-27). 221:Manalapan Township, New Jersey 131:The Edelsteins settled in the 56:Manalapan Township, New Jersey 1: 672:People from Kolbuszowa County 652:Businesspeople from Manhattan 559:Hevesi, Dennis (2009-07-14). 476:Collins, Glenn (2014-11-06). 348:"The Lessons of CafĂ© Edison" 425:– via Newspapers.com. 698: 657:Polish Holocaust survivors 600:Internet Broadway Database 515:NPR, All Things Considered 207:in 2004, with a special 196:45 Seconds from Broadway 111:Frima Trost was born in 647:American restaurateurs 205:American Theatre Wing 193:character, Zelda in 443:. 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Manalapan Township, New Jersey
Tony Award
New York City
Theater District
the Holocaust
KomorĂłw
Jewish
Warsaw
Dorothy
Weymouth Township
Brooklyn
matzo ball
blintzes
borscht
latkes
Broadway
Russian Tea Room
Linda Lavin
Lenore Skenazy
Carol Channing
Hello, Dolly!
Neil Simon
45 Seconds from Broadway
Rebecca Schull
American Theatre Wing
Tony Award
Manalapan Township, New Jersey


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