Background
Yaron Grigory Markovich was born on February 13, 1893 in Saint Petersburg City, Russian Federation. He died on December 31, 1963 in Moscow.
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Grigory Yaron in the role of Count Kutaisov, Operetta Strelnikova "Servant" ("Kholopka")
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Grigory Markovich Yaron
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In 1912, he graduated from the drama school of the St. Petersburg Literary and Artistic Society.
Career
In 1913 – 1914, Grigory Yaron worked in Borisoglebsk with entrepreneur A.L. Mirolyubova. During this time, he played in many performances, among them: "Oedipus the King" (Blind Soothsayer), "Camo Gryadyshi" (Chilon), "Jealousy" (Semen Semenovich) and others. Worked as a dramatic actor in the Maly (Suvorinsky) Theater of St. Petersburg, in theaters in Kiev, Odessa, and Kharkiv. In 1915, he made his debut in an operetta ("Count Luxemburg" by F. Legard, "Young Theater", Petrograd). In 1918-1920, he worked in the operetta E. V. Potapkina in Moscow. Since 1922, an artist of the Moscow Operetta Theater; among the best roles: The Undertaker ("The Grooms" by I. O. Dunaevsky), Count Kutaisov ("The Serf" by N. M. Strelnikov), Pelican ("The Princess of the Circus" by I. Kalman). Since 1924, he played and sang in musical films, including the popular film "Mr. X" (1958, directed by Yu. O. Khmelnitsky). In 1927-1939 and 1942-1945, the artistic director of this theater, staged the operettas "The Wedding in Malinovka" by B. A. Alexandrov (1937, premiere), "On the Bank of the Amur" by M. I. Blanter (1939, premiere)," Silva " by Kalman (1941) , etc.
He was an active promoter of operetta, gave public lectures on its history, and created thematic programs on radio and television (including a series of programs about Kalman's work). Author of the memoir " About a Favorite genre "(1960).
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