Waterloo Bridge
1940
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Hungarian dancer. Born in the Eastern name order in Budapest of Czech extraction and nicknamed Stefi (Stefánia) by her friends and family, Duna started dancing at the age of nine and first attracted attention as a thirteen-year-old ballet dancer in Europe.
Steffi Duna. Actress: Anthony Adverse. A vintner's daughter, she was trained as a ballet dancer at the Budapest Opera. While still in her teens, she began on stage in amateur theatricals.
Steffi Duna. Actress: Anthony Adverse. A vintner's daughter, she was trained as a ballet dancer at the Budapest Opera. While still in her teens, she began on stage in amateur theatricals.
Steffi Duna was a Hungarian-born actress and a ballet dancer. As a thirteen-year-old ballet dancer in Europe, she first caught the public’s attention at the age of nine. Dancing career. Duna made her stage debut performing dramatized fairy tales at the Children’s Theater of Budapest.
Apr 22, 1992 · Steffi Duna is known as an Actor. Some of her work includes Waterloo Bridge, La Cucaracha, The Great McGinty, Hitler: Beast of Berlin, Dancing Pirate, Anthony Adverse, Escape by Night, and Red Morning.
Steffi Duna performing Are you My Love? (1936)
Leading man Walter Pidgeon as vacationing P-I Nick Carter, in Panama, with spicy Dolores (Steffi Duna) when Bartholomew (Donald Meek) appears, from L-A, pitching a job he’s accepted, posing as Nick’s partner, and getting thug Gunboat (Nat Pendleton) involved, in the programmer Phantom Raiders, 1940.
Steffi Duna - La Cucaracha (1934) vintage video clips. 83.6K subscribers. 19. 1.6K views 8 years ago.
Steffi Duna. AKA Stephanie Berindey. Born: 8-Feb - 1910. Birthplace: Budapest, Hungary. Died: 22-Apr - 1992. Location of death: Beverly Hills, CA. Cause of death: unspecified. Remains: Cremated (ashes scattered in the Pacific Ocean) Gender: Female.
- February 8, 1910
- April 22, 1992
[I.S.Mowis on Steffi Duna]: A vintner's daughter, she was trained as a ballet dancer at the Budapest Opera. While still in her teens, she began on stage in amateur theatricals. By the early 1930's, she performed professionally in Salzburg, Berlin and London, appearing in the plays 'Wonder Bar' and 'Words and Music' (with John Mills).
