Ila Lóth

Actress. She studied in the School of Ballet of the National Opera, then she became a student of Kálmán Rózsahegyi. She did crowd work in front of a camera in 1916 for the first time, in the cinema interpretation of János vitéz. In the same year the Star firm offered an engagement and under the direction of Béla Balogh she became shortly the most popular domestic star as an interpreter of charming, dishevelled romps. A strength of her style is attractive naturalness and jauntiness. Two of her most famous films are Lili and Jön a rozson át. She performed in Munich for a year. She married in 1923 and retired. After the second World War she reappeared as an episodist of elderly woman figures. In the fifties she became a member of the Madách Theatre.