Elvira Ansovna Kronberg (there is a variant of spelling of the name of Elvira Kronberg Latvian. Elvīra Kronberga ; January 18, 1910 - January 5, 1978 ) - Soviet and Latvian theater actress.
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| Birth name | Elvira Ansovna Kronberg |
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| Profession | actress |
| Theater | Youth Theater |
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Biography
Elvira Kronberg was born on January 18, 1910 in Ventspils, in the family of carpenter Ansis Kronbergis.
She graduated from the Leningrad Latvian working school (1928). After studying in the actor's studio (1932) - actress of the Leningrad Latvian Theater (1932-1934). She worked in the Cheboksary Russian Drama Theater (1934-1945), the State Art Theater of the Latvian SSR (1945). Since 1946, the actress of the State Theater of the Young Spectator of the Latvian SSR .
She was married to actor and director Boris Praudin.
She died on January 5, 1978 . She was buried in the Rainis cemetery in Riga.
Recognition and rewards
- 1943 - Honored Artist of the Chuvash ASSR
- 1950 - Honored Artist of the Latvian SSR [1]
Creativity
Theater Roles
State Art Theater of the Latvian SSR
- 1945 - “Engineer Sergeev” by Vsevolod Roc - Nina
State Theater of the Young Spectator of the Latvian SSR
- 1946 - “Old Friends” by Leonid Malyugin - Tonya
- 1947 - "Profitable place" A. N. Ostrovsky - Yulenka
- 1948 - “On the Eve” based on the novel by I. S. Turgenev - Elena
- 1948 - “ Deceit and Love ” by Friedrich Schiller - Lady Milford
- 1954 - “At the dangerous turn” by V. Lyubimov - Mother of Viktor
- 1954 - “The Evil Spirit” by Rudolf Blaumanis - Anna
- 1955 - " Romeo and Juliet " by Shakespeare - Nanny
- 1957 - “In Search of Joy” by Viktor Rozov - Klavdia Vasilyevna
- 1957 - "Emil and the boys of Berlin" by Erich Kestner - Mrs Tishbein
- 1957 - “In the house of Mr. Dragomirescu” Horia Lovinescu - Adel
- 1957 - “Trees die standing still” by Alejandro Casona - Grandma
- 1958 - Sergey Mikhalkov 's Sombrero - Olga Mikhailovna
- 1959 - “Spear of the Black Prince” by L. Prozorovsky and P. Chomsky - Elza Karlovna
- 1959 - "On Whitman Street" by Wood Maxine - Cora
- 1960 - "The Diary of Anne Frank" by F. Goodrich and A. Hacket - Mrs. Frank
- 1960 - "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" by Mark Twain - Aunt Polly
- 1961 - “Mishka, Seryoga and Me - Garik” by V. Malankin and G. Tsepliovich - Elizaveta Antonovna
- 1961 - “The Third Desire” V. Blazhek - Mother
- 1962 - Gleb Kosmachev by Mikhail Shatrov - Elena Svetlova
- 1962 - “I myself” Dmitry Scheglova - Anna Ivanovna Strelkova, mother of Alyosha
- 1963 - “Before dinner” by Viktor Rozov - Anna Ivanovna
- 1963 - “Everything is not so simple”
- 1964 - “Tolya, Volodya” by Gennady Mamlin - Tikhonovna
- 1964 - “The Shadow” of Eugene Schwartz - First Lady
- 1965 - “ For every sage is quite simplicity ” A. N. Ostrovsky - Turusina
- 1965 - “Goose feather” by Semen Lungina - Museum Keeper
- 1972 - “Valentin and Valentina” by Mikhail Roshchin - Grandmother
Notes
- Лат "Latvian Soviet Encyclopedia", the main editors of encyclopedias. - Riga, 1985
Literature and Sources
- Teātris un kino biogrāfijās: enciklopēdija / sast. un galv. red. Māra Niedra; māksl. Aleksandrs Busse. - Rīga: Preses nams, 1999-. - (Latvija un latvieši). 2.sēj. K-Ņ. - 2002. - 462 lpp. : il ISBN 9984-00-331-0 (Latvian)