The second most famous Jewish woodworker in the American theatre has passed away.
RIP Arthur Miller, Famous Jewish Carpenter
Feb 12, 2005
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Who's the other Jewish woodworker in American theater?
And how did his religious belief contribute to his woodworking?
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Who was "most famous Jewish woodworker in the American theatre"?
Who is the first most famous Jewish woodworker in the American theatre and how many non-Jewish woodworkers in the American theatre are better known? Inquiring minds want to know ;)
I know there was an Arthur Miller of fame that died this year but he was the playwrite that wrote "Death of a Salesman".... was he also a woodworker?
Carpenter more like it, he built his own home according to reports, by himself.
John Emmons
When he assembled something "by guess and by God" it worked!
--RC
Rumor mill has it that the methods he used were also somewhat Ark-aic.
"John Emmons" wrote in news:3ksPd.199615 $ snipped-for-privacy@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net:
A carpenter is not a woodworker?
He did nail Marilyn...
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