Sybil Smolova
Sybil Smolowa, photography by Alexander Binder
Sybil Smolowa , also Sybill Smolowa and Sibyl Smolova (born September 17, 1900 in Prague , Austria-Hungary - after 1933) was an Austro-Czech actress and dancer during the silent film era in Swedish and German film.
Life
Smolowa first came to film in Warsaw. Friedrich Zelnik brought her to Germany. In 1917 Klabund dedicated his story "The Disease" to her, the main character of which, the fictional film actress "Sybil Lindquist", is probably a homage. Smolowa ended her career in 1933, but nothing is known about her future life.
Filmography
Sybil Smolowa, photography by Alexander Binder
- 1915: souls that meet at night
- 1916: Werner Krafft
- 1917: The bronze bowl
- 1917: A pearl on a dark ground
- 1918: Fata Morgana
- 1918: Fiaker No. 101
- 1919: Job
- 1919: The secret of the old chest
- 1919: The Tolstikoff case
- 1919: The serfs
- 1919: autumn storms
- 1919: In the shadow of happiness
- 1920: The black amulet
- 1920: The adventurer of Paris
- 1920: The Secrets of New York
- 1920: Florentine Nights. The adventures of the Countess da Costa
- 1920: Modern slaves
- 1921: The man from Naples
- 1921: Edgar Hallinger's two marriages
- 1921: The tragedy of Professor Dellon
- 1922: The living mummy
- 1924: God, man and the devil
- 1933: Anna and Elisabeth
Web links
Commons : Sybil Smolowa - collection of pictures, videos and audio files
- Sybill Smolowa at The German Early Cinema Database
- Sybil Smolova in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Sybil Smolowa at filmportal.de
- Sibyl Smolowa at kinotv.com
Individual evidence
- ↑ Date of birth at sophie.byu.edu
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Smolowa, Sybil |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Smolowa, Sybill (full name); Smolova, Sibyl |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austro-Czech actress and dancer during the silent film era in Swedish and German film |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 17th September 1900 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Prague , Austria-Hungary |
| DATE OF DEATH | after 1933 |