Lyda Roberti Net Worth is$3 Million Lyda Roberti Bio/Wiki, Net Worth, Married 2018
Lyda's father was German clown Roberti, her mother a Polish trick rider. As a child performer, she toured Europe and Asia with the Circus in which she was born, leaving it (and her reportedly abusive father) in Shanghai, China. In this truly international city, Lyda became a child cafe entertainer and learned the fractured English that became her ...
Date Of Birth May 20, 1906 Died 1938-03-12 Place Of Birth Warsaw, Poland, Russian Empire [now Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland] Height 5' 3" (1.6 m) Profession Actress, Soundtrack Star Sign Taurus
# Fact 1 Lyda appeared on two Al Jolson radio shows a few days before her death. 2 In Roberta (1935) Ginger Rogers (taking over Lyda's stage role) accurately imitates Lyda. 3 Her theme song, 'Sweet and Hot' from stage hit 'You Said It'. 4 Sister of actress Manya Roberti . 5 Different sources give her birth year as 1909 or 1906; the latter is adopted here subject to confirmation.
Actress Title Year Status Character Wide Open Faces 1938 Kitty Fredericks Pick a Star 1937 Dagmar Nobody's Baby 1937 Lena Marchetti Hill-Tillies 1936 Short Lyda Roberti At Sea Ashore 1936 Short Lyda Roberti The Big Broadcast of 1936 1935 Countess Ysobel de Naigila George White's 1935 Scandals 1935 Manya College Rhythm 1934 Mimi Meet the Baron 1933 College Girl (uncredited) Torch Singer 1933 Dora Nichols Three Cornered Moon 1933 Jenny The Kid from Spain 1932 Rosalie Million Dollar Legs 1932 Mata Machree Dancers in the Dark 1932 Fanny Zabowolski Undersea Revue 1928 Short
Soundtrack Title Year Status Character Hooray for Hollywood 1975 Documentary performer: "Take a Number from One to Ten" Mondo Trasho 1969 performer: "Take a Number From One to Ten" Nobody's Baby 1937 performer: "I Wanna Dance" At Sea Ashore 1936 Short performer: "Sweet and Hot", "Broadway Rhythm" - uncredited George White's 1935 Scandals 1935 performer: "I Got Shoes, You Got Shoesies" 1935, "Hunkadola" 1935 - uncredited College Rhythm 1934 performer: "Take a Number from One to Ten", "College Rhythm" Hollywood Rhythm 1934 Short performer: "College Rhythm", "Take a Number from One to Ten" The Kid from Spain 1932 "What a Perfect Combination" 1932, uncredited / performer: "Look What You've Done" 1932 - uncredited Million Dollar Legs 1932 performer: "It's Terrific When I Get Hot" 1932 - uncredited The Roof Garden Revue 1928 Short performer: "It Was the Dawn of Love" - uncredited
Self Title Year Status Character Hollywood Rhythm 1934 Short Herself The Roof Garden Revue 1928 Short Herself
Known for movies The Kid from Spain (1932)
Nobody's Baby (1937)
Million Dollar Legs (1932)
The Big Broadcast of 1936 (1935)
$3 Million
