Rosenthal (Roy) interview

• Main Authors: Rosenthal, Roy, Kaplan, Meta
• Format: Other/Unknown Material
• Language: English
• Published: 1974
• Subjects: Rosenthal; Harris; Pantages; Alexander; London; Jack; Service; Robert W.; Reed; John; Spencer; Lyle; Dobbs; Tommy; Georgie; Wolf; George; Brower; Ann; Ryan; Ray; Greenard; Bernice; Horowitz; Herman; Krems; Sol; Nathan; Stusser; Leslie; Chemanski; Alfred; Eckstein; Fisher; Fred; Shyman; Grunbaum; Otto; Sameth; Stella; Gottstein; Morton; Bories; Henry; Friedenthal; Charles; Long; Alan; Shoenfeld; Herbert; Koch; Samuel; Silver; Max; Gilman; Frank; Falen; Dewey; MacFarlane; Bob; Kane Rosenthal; Sadie; Prottas; Sam; Temple de Hirsch (Seattle; Wash.); University Printing Company; B'nai B'rith. Grays Harbor Lodge; University of Washington Commercial Club; The Transcript; The Chronicle; Federated Jewish Fund (Seattle; United Jewish Appeal; University of Washington Kiwanis Club; University of Washington Pi Tau Pi; Last Man's Club; Ladies Montefiore Society (Seattle; Kane; Minot; Nome; Alaska
• Online Access: http://cdm16786.contentdm.oclc.org:80/cdm/ref/collection/ohc/id/2817

In this oral history interview, In his interview with Mrs. Kaplan, Mr. Rosenthal discusses his life in Dawson during the Klondike Gold Rush days, the beginning of the University Herald, John Reed, a pioneer in community papers, Lyle Spencer of Montesano, "Montesano Vidette" (possibly the oldest coummnity paper in Washington) Jewish activity in Montesano, B'nai B'rith, description of development of the University District, his acting in Meany Hall productions, University Glee Club, "Jewish Transcript" first in Seattle printed and edited by Herman Horowitz. This accession is part of the Washington State Jewish Archives.