Guzik, Anna Iakovlevna

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has abstract: (1909–1994), variety artist. Born in Kharkov, Anna Guzik was the daughter of Iakov Guzik, founder of the Yiddish Traveling Folk Ensemble of Musical Comedy. She first appeared in her father’s troupe in 1924, acting in Avrom Goldfadn’s comedies and operettas and appearing in stage versions of Sholem Aleichem’s works. She sang, danced, acted, read feuilletons from the stage, and performed Jewish folk songs. In the mid-1930s Guzik toured the USSR with a Jewish folk music ensemble and also appeared on the Russian stage in musical comedies. In 1939 she won a national contest for variety performers. @en
title: Guzik, Anna Iakovlevna
skos:altLabel: Anna Iakovlevna Guzik
skos:prefLabel: Guzik, Anna Iakovlevna
skos:related: Folk Songs
skos:related: Goldfadn, Avrom
skos:related: Khar’kiv
skos:related: Moldavia
skos:related: Moscow
skos:related: Operetta
skos:related: Riga
skos:related: Sholem Aleichem
skos:related: Ukraine
skos:related: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics