Anna-Lisa Lindzén
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Anna Elisabet "Anna-Lisa" Lindzén (1888-1949) was a Swedish operetta singer and actress.
Life and career
[edit]Lindzén was born in Stockholm on 12 October 1888. She made her debut in 1911 as "Rosa" in Die keusche Susanne at Oscarsteatern and was after that engaged at Operett-Teatern 1909–1910. She joined the ranks of Swedish "theatre emperor" Albert Ranft during the years 1911-1917 and later appeared in Finland.
Anna-Lisa Lindzén was the sister of actress Hildegard Lindzén. From 1926 to 1933 she was married to Finnish officer Max Helge Sawonius in Helsinki.
Lindzén died in Stockholm on 3 June 1949.
Filmography
[edit]- 1917 - Alexander den Store (Alexander the Great)
- 1924 - Den förgyllda lergöken (The gilded ocarina)
Picture gallery
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Anna-Lisa Lindzén with an unknown partner dancing the Grünewald one step in Emil Norlander's revue Stockholmsjobb at Södra teatern (1916).
References
[edit]- Elvin Ottoson: Minns du det än... - ett avsnitt ur operettens historia (Stockholm 1941)
- Anna-Lisa Lindzén at IMDb
- Sveriges dödbok 1901–2009 (Swedish death index 1901–2009)
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