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Elena Miramova (27 May 1901 – 8 July 1992) was an
American actress and playwright.
Miramova was born in 1901 in Tsaritsyn,
Russian Empire (currently,...
- film), a 1935
French drama film Dark Eyes (play), a 1943 play by
Elena Miramova in
collaboration with
Eugenie Leontovich Dark Eyes (1951 film) (Schwarze...
- Dark Eyes is a play
written by
Elena Miramova (in
collaboration with
Eugenie Leontovich) that
premiered in 1943. The
comedy centers on
three Russian-American...
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Soviets on London's West-end
stage (Garrick Theatre, 1932, with
Elena Miramova,
Abraham Sofaer and Olga Lindo). This play,
though it
closed early in London...
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biologist and
physiologist Irena Białówna (1900–1982),
physician Elena Miramova (1901–1992), Russian-born
actress and
playwright Pavel Serebryakov (1909–1977)...
- Experiment, The
Strong Are Lonely)
Esther McCracken –
Living Room
Elena Miramova – Dark Eyes M. J.
Molloy – Old Road
Armijn Pane – Kami,
Perempuan (We,...
- love and lost the men to
other women…" She
adopted the
orphaned Elena Miramova as her daughter. In 1921,
Cornish led a
successful fundraising drive to...
- and
January 1932. The cast
included Hugh Williams,
Ursula Jeans,
Elena Miramova, Lyn Harding,
George Merritt and
Everley Gregg. Its
release was pushed...
- she
appeared on
Broadway in Dark Eyes, a
comedy she
wrote with
Elena Miramova about three Russian exiles in New York. The play was
produced in London...
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Orlov — Olga
Lindo Leonti Levine —
Abraham Sofaer Vera
Levine —
Elena Miramova Father Anton Kirillitch —
Henry Vibart Vladimir Blok —
Gyles Isham Fydor...
