A set of three placards of the Boguslawski People's Theater of the Polish Y.M.C.A. in Lübeck. Posters from the end of 1945. The theater functioned after the war at the Command of the Polish Military Center Lübeck. 1. went mom with dad, (mom left with dad), poster for Polish children's puppet theater, printed without Polish special characters, Wojciech Boguslawski People's Theater of the Polish YMCA, Lübeck 1945. Dimension 43 x 60 cm.
Performances were held daily from October 2 to 7, 1945 in the cinema of the Polish Fire Station in Lübeck. Tickets were issued "at the quarters of the individual displaced persons camps." 2. song stall (song recital), poster for Polish theatrical performance, printed without Polish special characters, 3Wojciech Boguslawski People's Theater of the Polish YMCA, Lübeck 1945, dimensions 58.5 x 84 cm. Folded poster, paper with tears on folds. Lined on the reverse with strips of paper. 3. Wedding Feasts - as above. - Dimension 58.5 x 84 cm. Folded paper. 4. Also included is an hourglass of Henryk Ryl (dated 1983). Henryk Ryl (born February 25, 1911 in St. Petersburg, died September 24, 1983 in Lodz, Poland) was a Polish puppet theater director, and playwright, as well as a soldier of the 1939 campaign in Poland, prisoner oflag in Murnau, founder of a puppet theater, and co-creator of the plays covered in the placards.
From 1946 to 1947 he worked as director of the Groteska Puppet and Actor Theater in Cracow. In 1948, with his wife, he founded the Arlekin Puppet Theater in Lodz, which he managed until 1964. He was the founder of the "Puppet Theater" magazine, and served as its editor-in-chief until his death.
