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Rosalion-Soshalskaya, Varvara Vladimirovna

Varvara Rosalion-Soshalskaya ( February 25, 1907 , St. Petersburg , Russian Empire - July 15, 1992 , Moscow , Russia ) - Soviet theater and film actress . Honored Artist of the RSFSR (1939), People's Artist of the RSFSR (1971). Mother actor Vladimir Soshalsky .

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Birth nameVarvara Vladimirovna Rosalion-Soshalskaya
Date of Birth
Place of Birth
Date of death
Place of death
Citizenship
Profession
actress
Career1927 - 1989
AwardsOrder "Badge of Honor" Honored Artist of the RSFSR - 1939 People's Artist of the RSFSR - 1971
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Biography

 
The graves of V. V. Soshalskaya and her son V. B. Soshalsky at the Troekurovsky cemetery in Moscow.

Born on February 25, 1907 in St. Petersburg , in the family of Vladimir Evgenievich Rosalion-Soshalsky , a graduate of the Imperial Alexander Lyceum (1891, ninth grade, silver medal), State Counselor , member of the Council of the State Noble Land Bank of the Russian Empire [1] .

After the October Revolution, together with her mother she was forced to leave Petrograd and move to Koktebel . In Novocherkassk, she entered the Smolny Institute of Noble Maidens, who was in evacuation [2] .

In 1929 she graduated from the Leningrad technical school of scenic art (headed by V.N. Solovyov ). She worked at the Leningrad Young Theater (since 1935 - the theater studio S. E. Radlov , since 1939 - the Leningrad Lensovet Theater ).

During the Great Patriotic War, she performed in the front-line concert brigade of the All-Union Touring and Concert Association (VGKO) . In 1942-1950 she worked in the regional drama theaters of Kalinin (1942-1944), Petrozavodsk (Russian theater 1946-1949), Tula (1949-1950). From 1950 to 1991 - actress of the Theater of the Moscow Council [3] .

Was the wife of actor Boris Feodosyev. In this marriage, on June 14, 1929, the couple had a son, Vladimir Feodosyev (Soshalsky) , who in the future also chose the acting profession.

She died July 15, 1992 in Moscow at the age of 86. Buried at the Troyekurovsky cemetery in Moscow.

Creativity

Theater Roles

  • 1952 - “Handsome man” based on the play of A.N. Ostrovsky of the same name

Movie Roles

  1. 1929 - Sibling - Hope, Gorbachev's wife
  2. 1955 - The girl-jigit - Mariana
  3. 1964 - Leningradsky Prospect
  4. 1965 - Rooster - Jamal
  5. 1969 - Angela Street -
  6. 1972 - Gold, gold - the heart of the people -
  7. 1973 - Investigators lead the investigation. Case number 9 "Witness" - Tamara Georgievna, the mother of Major Tomina
  8. 1974 - Starling and Lyra - Amalia von Schrovenhausen, Baroness
  9. 1975 - Olga Sergeevna - mother of Vadim
  10. 1976 - Blue portrait - Tanya's grandmother
  11. 1978 - The investigation lead ZnOTOKi. Case number 12 "Bouquet at the reception" - Tamara Georgievna, the mother of Major Tomina
  12. 1979 - Caesar and Cleopatra - Ftatatite
  13. 1981 - Facts of the day - mother of Kryakvin
  14. 1981 - Life of Saints - Abbess
  15. 1983 - children's newsreel “Yeralash” , issue No. 41, plot No. 3 “ Pedagogical drama ” - Maria Ivanovna, teacher of literature
  16. 1984 - The shore of his life -
  17. 1984 - Good intentions -
  18. 1989 - Soothe my sorrows - Maria Nikolaevna
  19. 1990 - Ten years without the right of correspondence - a lawyer
  20. 1990 - Golden Sword -

Awards and titles

  • 1939 - Order "Badge of Honor"
  • 1939 - Honored Artist of the RSFSR (11.03.1939)
  • 1971 - People's Artist of the RSFSR (01/14/1971)

Notes

  1. ↑ "The memorial book of the Lyceum students of the Imperial Alexandrovsk Lyceum". - Publication of the Assembly of course representatives of the Imperial Alexander Lyceum (1811. October 19. 1911). St. Petersburg. Printing house of the Ministry of the Interior. 1911. // personalhistory.ru
  2. ↑ Andrei Morozov . Varvara Soshalskaya: "I remember Russia a luxurious and rich country." - Interview with the actress on November 21, 1991. // dailytalking.ru (published December 2, 2009)
  3. ↑ Soshalskaya Varvara Vladimirovna. Biography. Site "Kinosovzvezdie" (author project of Sergei Nikolaev) // kinosozvezdie.ru

Links

Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Razalion-Soshalskaya,_Varvara_Vladimirovna&oldid=99154581


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