Stefan Witas (born 21 June 1908 in Warsaw, died 18 August 2006 in
Warsaw) - (pseudonym Stefan Nowita) was a Polish actor and singer. In
1933, he began performing at places of entertainment in Warsaw, then
in theatrical stages in many Polish cities. In 1937 he won the Polish
Radio competition for the most popular singer. He worked in famous
nightclubs like Adria, Gastronomia and Alhambra.[1]During the war, he
performed in cafés in Warsaw, Lwów, Kraków and Lublin. After the
war he was associated with the pl:Teatr Syrena, and later with the
Warsaw Operetta. He performed in radio show "Tea" at the microphone.
His repertoire included opera and operetta arias, songs, carols,
songs, cabaret songs, and dances. He also appeared as an actor in
films including Irena do domu!, Cafe pod MinogÄ…, and Inspekcja pana
Anatola. Buried in Warsaw at Bródno Cemetery.
Warsaw) - (pseudonym Stefan Nowita) was a Polish actor and singer. In
1933, he began performing at places of entertainment in Warsaw, then
in theatrical stages in many Polish cities. In 1937 he won the Polish
Radio competition for the most popular singer. He worked in famous
nightclubs like Adria, Gastronomia and Alhambra.[1]During the war, he
performed in cafés in Warsaw, Lwów, Kraków and Lublin. After the
war he was associated with the pl:Teatr Syrena, and later with the
Warsaw Operetta. He performed in radio show "Tea" at the microphone.
His repertoire included opera and operetta arias, songs, carols,
songs, cabaret songs, and dances. He also appeared as an actor in
films including Irena do domu!, Cafe pod MinogÄ…, and Inspekcja pana
Anatola. Buried in Warsaw at Bródno Cemetery.
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