Risë Stevens(1913-2013)

Risë Stevens est née le 11 juin 1913 dans le Bronx, New York, États-Unis. Elle était actrice. Elle est connue pour Going My Way (1944), Journey Back to Oz (1972) et The Chocolate Soldier (1955). Elle était mariée à Walter Szurovy. Elle est morte le 20 mars 2013 dans l'état de New York, États-Unis.

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Téléfilm

Journey Back to Oz
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- performer: "You Have Only You"
- 1972
The Voice of Firestone
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Série télévisée
- performer: "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice", "Habanera", "Can't Help Singing"
- performer: "I Dream of You"
- 1949–1958
The Steve Allen Show
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Série télévisée
- performer: "The Gypsy Dance"
- 1956
Carnegie Hall
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- performer: "Séguedille: Près des remparts de Séville", "Mon coeur s'ouvre à ta voix" (uncredited)
- 1947
Going My Way
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- performer: "Going My Way" (1944), "Ave Maria (Op.52 No.1)" (1825) (uncredited), "Habanera" (1875) (uncredited)
- 1944
We Must Have Music
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Court métrage
- performer: "America the Beautiful"
- 1941
The Chocolate Soldier
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- performer: "My Hero" (1909), "Thank the Lord the War Is Over" (1909), "Mon coeur s'ouvre a ta douce voix" (1877), "Evening Star" (1845), "Sympathy" (1909), "Tiralala" (1909), "The Chocolate Soldier" (1909) ("My Hero" (1909), uncredited)
- 1941

Autre nom
- Rise Stevens
Naissance
- 11 juin 1913
- Bronx, New York City, New York, États-Unis
Décédé(e)
- 20 mars 2013
- Manhattan, Ville de New York, New York, États-Unis(non divulguée)
Conjoint(e)
- Walter Szurovy6 janvier 1939 - 4 novembre 2001 (son décès, 1 enfant)
Enfants
- Nicolas Surovy
Parents
Membres de la famille
- Marisa Surovy(Grandchild)
Autres travaux
Appeared on "Sunday Night at the London Palladium".
Offres publicitaires
- 4 Articles
- 1 Couverture de magazine Photo

Anecdotes
Participated in the first complete opera recorded by the Metropolitan Opera Company in 1947. The opera, released that same year by Columbia Records, was Engelbert Humperdinck's "Hansel und Gretel," sung in Constance Bache's English translation. Singing the role of Hansel, she was joined by fellow Met luminaries Nadine Conner (Gretel), Thelma Votipka (The Witch), Claramae Turner (The Mother), and John Brownlee (The Father). Max Rudolf led the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus for this recording, which remained in print through the early 1980s.

Citations
[ observation, 1990] While I was a young singer, people always talked to us about a golden age of opera. Now they tell me that I was part of a golden age. It's all a little ridiculous. We are actually living in a golden age right now, an age of great American voices.