Mini-Biography:
Manja Tzatschewa was born on January 27, 1893 in Bulgarin. She was a German Actress, known for Der Mann ohne Namen (1921), Frauenliebe (1920), Briefe, die ihn nicht erreichten (1925), Manja Tzatschewa's first movie on record is from 1917. Manja Tzatschewa died on , 1966 in Frankreich. Her last motion picture on file dates from 1926.
Biographical Notes in German: Schauspielerin des deutschen Stummfilms, Ältere Schwester der Schauspielerin Tzwetta Tzatschewa, war verheiratet mit dem Regisseur Manfred Noa. Filme nachgewiesen aus den Jahren 1919 bis 1926, Verschiedentlich werden die beiden Schwestern miteinander verwechselt.
Im Ton-Film-Führer von 1933 wird keine der beiden Tzatschewas mehr erwähnt: ein Bruder soll der Opernsänger Mario Parlo gewesen sein. Beide Schwestern sollen nach Frankreich umgezogen sein, wo sie circa 1966 resp. 1975 verstarben.
Manja Tzatschewa Filmography [Auszug]
1926: [08/00] Annemarie und ihr Ulan (Cast: Benita, Tänzerin im Maxim), Directed by Erich Eriksen, with Sig Arno, Carl Auen, Henry Bender,
1925: [////1] Briefe, die ihn nicht erreichten (Cast: Tsu-Hsi), Directed by Friedrich Zelnik, with Marcella Albani, Nils Asther, Albert Bassermann,
1924: [/ /1] Der Mönch von Santarem (Cast), Directed by Lothar Mendes, with Alf Blütecher, Emmy Förster, Vivian Gibson,
1922: [] Die Fürstin der Ozeanwerft (Cast), Directed by Wolfgang Neff, with Lee Parry, Hans Junkermann,
1922: [] Man soll es nicht für möglich halten oder Maciste und die Javanerin (Cast), Directed by Uwe Jens Krafft, with Bartolomeo Pagano, Carola Toelle, Paul Otto,
1921: [10.31] Der Schatten der Gaby Leed (Cast), Directed by Carl Boese, with Otto Gebühr, Frida Richard,
1921: [08.00] Söhne der Nacht - 1. Teil: Die Verbrecher-GmbH (Cast: Grace, Tochter des Bankdirektors), Directed by Manfred Noa, with Hans Albers, Robert Scholz,
1921: [08.00] Söhne der Nacht - 2. Teil: Die Macht der Liebe (Cast: Grace, Tochter des Bankdirektors), Directed by Manfred Noa, with Hans Albers, Robert Scholz,
1921: [08/12] Die Perle des Orient (Cast: Lieblingssklavin Sidara), Directed by Karl Heinz Martin, with Viggo Larsen, Carola Toelle,
1921: [03/11] Der Mann ohne Namen (Cast: Roschana), Directed by Georg Jacoby, with Harry Liedtke, Georg Alexander, Mady Christians,
1921: [02.04] Schieber (Cast: Frau Mimi), Directed by Manfred Noa, with Hans Albers, Christian Elfeld, Margarete Kupfer,
1920: [] Berlin W (Cast: Tauentzien-Girl Dolly), Directed by Manfred Noa, with Hans Albers, Esther Hagan, Loo Hardy,
1920: [09/00] Frauenliebe (Cast: Tatjana), Directed by Carlo Capello, with Inge Heer, Kaléh, Irene Marga,
1920: [] Die sieben Todsünden (Cast), Directed by Heinrich Peer, with Carl de Vogt, Erner Hübsch, Heinrich Peer,
1920: [01.14] Götzendämmerung (Cast), Directed by Manfred Noa, with S.C. Ehlfeld, Bernhard Goetzke, Charlotte Hagenbruch,
1919: [] Verlorene Töchter - 2. Teil: Opfer der Schmach (Cast: Käthe Dell), Directed by William Kahn, with Max Freiburg, Magnus Stifter, Max Lehmann,
1919: [01.07] Verlorene Töchter - 3. Teil: Die Menschen nennen es Liebe (Cast), Directed by William Kahn, with Toni Ebärg, Karl Falkenberg, Kurt Middendorf,
1919: [09.11] Moderne Töchter (Cast: Lili Brenken), Directed by Manfred Noa, with Rudolf Lettinger, Max Laurence,
1919: [] Liebe (Cast: Dorothy Hall, Tänzerin), Directed by Manfred Noa, Hubert Moest, with Reinhold Schünzel, Fritz Richard,
1919: [01.30] Hass (Cast: Juanita), Directed by Manfred Noa, with Rudolf Lettinger, Ernst Deutsch,
1919: [] Mein Wille ist Gesetz (Cast), Directed by Lupu Pick, with Bernd Aldor, Alexander Ekert,
1918: [12.27] Der Teufel (Cast: Francis Herter, seine Tochter), Directed by E.A. Dupont, with Max Landa, Gustav Botz,
1918: [01.24] Die Japanerin (Cast: Mau-Fo, seine Nichte (Man-To ?)), Directed by E.A. Dupont, with Max Landa, Helene Voss, Leopold von Ledebur,
1918: [] Der lebende Leichnam (Cast: Mascha), Directed by Richard Oswald, with Bernd Aldor, Rudolf Lettinger,
1918: [] Madame d'Ora (Cast: Armenierin Mirjam Karekin), Directed by Arsen von Cserépy, with Erna Morena, Werner Krauss,
1918: [06.00] Mr. Wu (Cast: Nang Ping ), Directed by Lupu Pick, with Carl Meinhard, Ludwig Hartau,
1918: [04.26] Die seltsame Geschichte des Barons Torelli (Cast: Ria Mazzini), Directed by Richard Oswald, with Bernd Aldor, Ernst Pittschau,
1917: [] Die sterbenden Perlen (Cast: Mrs. Tremaire), Directed by Rudolf Meinert, with Hans Mierendorff, Rolf Nordegg,
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