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When growing up we had a recording, it may have been a play, called Chaim Shtinkovitz. It was in Yiddish, and very funny. Does anyone know where it can be found? Thank you!
The play/recording was call “Di Letzta Gedank”.
Mesivta Chasan Sofer Purim SHpiel from the late 70s. Maybe 1978?
Itchy: If you type “di letzte gedank’ into your browser, click on the first item you can hear the entire soundtrack including the Shtinkowitzs’ arrival from Romania and their efforts to get through immigration at the airport…absolutely hysterical starting with Chaim’s efforts to explain to an obviously Black immigration officer what he will be doing for a parnassah (aka professional “schneurer”). When the “aroma” from the shmates in his suitcase triggers a question as to how long he has been wearing those clothes, the response seems to be since churban bayis sheini…and on and on…
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