The company disbanded again in 1931. Still, several members of the troupe continued on occasion to perform together in the United States. In September 1936, Sonia Alomis, Alexander Asro and Noah Nachbush performed a program of short pieces at the New School for Social Research, which "The New York Times" said "remindus that they are still an active force in [Jewish theater." Among the plays performed were Sholem Aleichem's "Kapores", Mikhail Artsybashev's one-act "Jealousy", Der Tunkeler's "Should I Marry, or Shouldn't I?", and Veviorke's "A Philosopher—A Drunkard". Several members of the troupe participated in a 1937 New York revival of "The Dybbuk", directed again by David Herman.