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Ferike Boros (3 August 1873 – 16 January 1951) was a Hungarian-born American stage and movie actress. Born in Nagyvárad, Austria-Hungary, in 1873, Boros was on stage starting in 1893. She moved to London in 1903, two years later appearing at Covent Garden. In Hungary, she performed in the National Court Theatre (NCT) in Budapest. In 1909, while still with the NCT, she visited the United States and Canada as part of a trip around the world to report on how dramatic productions were staged in each country that she visited. As she visited various theatrical managers in New York City, she regularly encountered rejection despite her official letter (written in English) from the NCT. In one office she was told, "Oh, Mr. Belasco is flooded with crazy communications from freaks and fakirs and cranks ..." After being well-coached in English and the conventions of American show business, she had a long career on the Broadway stage and in theatrical touring companies, from 1909 through 1927; thereafter she was seen in character roles in motion pictures. Boros died in her home in Van Nuys, California, on 16 January 1951, aged 77. Description above from the Wikipedia article Ferike Boros, licensed under CC-BY-SA, full list of contributors on Wikipedia.
as Rosa's Grandma Senta (uncredited)
as Grandmother on Train
as Mamochka
as Housekeeper
as Grandmother (uncredited)
as Mrs. Anna Pulaski (uncredited)
as Mrs. Finkelstein
as Elsa
as Madame
as Mrs. Pulaski (uncredited)
as Mrs. Sarah Goldberg
as Yetta
as Madame Wachek
as Mrs. Schwartz
as Mama Viejos
as Mrs. Broken Thumb
as Mama O'Brien
as Mrs. Rose
as Madame Binat
as Maria (as Ferika Boras)
as Olga
as Delicatessen Proprietress
as Mrs. D'Amoro
as Mrs. Weiss
as Terry's Landlady (uncredited)
as Mrs. Sarah Rubens (uncredited)
as Emelia
as Nurse
as Frau Kruger
as Rosie Eckbaum (uncredited)
as Mrs. Bernstein
as Mrs. Amatto
as Sasha
as Cook at Chalet (uncredited)
as Marta (uncredited)
as Angela
as Mrs. Passa (uncredited)
as Mrs. Forziati
as Ma Beretti
as Delancey Street Woman
as Mrs. Schultz
