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Nora Ney

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Also known as Sonia Najman, Zofia Neuman

Polish actress (1906–2003)

Film & TV

Sielachowskie, Poland, Russian Empire [now Sielachowskie, Podlaskie, Poland]

Nora Ney was born on May 25, 1906 in Sielachowskie, Poland, Russian Empire as Sonia Nejman. She was an actress, known for Córka generala Pankratowa (1934), Glos pustyni (1932) and Serce na ulicy (1931). She was married to Seweryn Steinwurzel. She died on February 21, 2003 in Encinitas, California, USA.

Known for

  • Doktór Murek — Arleta1939
  • Kobiety nad przepaścią — Lora Ventana, Member of a sex trafficking gang1938
  • Córka generała Pankratowa — Aniuta Pankratowa1934
  • Sound of the Desert — Dzemila1932
  • Heart on the street1931
  • Orlę1927
  • The Call of the Sea — Jola Van Loos1927
  • Czerwony błazen — Maria1926
  • Gorączka złotego1926

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Listeners
16,292
Total plays
111,110

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Called "The Queen of Blue", Nora Ney (Iracema de Souza Ferreira - Mar 20, 1922 Rio de Janeiro - Oct 28, 2003 Rio de Janeiro) debuted on the radio in 1951. Her unmistakable contralto voice helped forge a peculiar style. She would be the first person to record the hallmark rock song "Rock Around the Clock" (Bill Halley) in Brazil, in 1956. But it was in the Brazilian bolero type ("or samba-canção") that she reached success. She worked as a crooner in nightclubs and continued to work on the radio <

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Wikidata facts

Instance of
human
Given name
Nora
Gender
female
Citizenship
Poland
Place of birth
Sielachowskie
Place of death
Encinitas
Occupation
film actor
Languages spoken
Polish
Image
Nora Ney portrait.jpg
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date of birth
1906-05-25
date of death
2003-02-21
Commons category
Nora Ney
pseudonym
Nora Ney
birth name
Zofia Neuman
unmarried partner
Eugeniusz Bodo
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