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Eva Von Der Osten
Also known as Eva Helga Bertha von der Osten, Eva Plaschke-von der Osten
Career
Active 1923 – 1924
Biography
About Eva Von Der Osten
Eva Von Der Osten was a German singer and director who had a brief but notable career in the early 1920s. She was born on Helgoland in Prussia, Germany, in 1881, and began her professional work around 1923, when she was already in her early forties. Her career lasted just one year, yet she left a mark in both music and film direction.
With brown hair and blue eyes, she had an average build and a natural bust. Her ethnicity was Caucasian, and she identified as straight. She passed away in 1936 at the age of 54, leaving behind a legacy as one of the rarer figures in early cinema who transitioned from singing to directing.
Record
Profile details
Personal
- Died
- Tuesday 5th of May 1936 (age 54)
- Years Active
- 1923-1924 (started around 41 years old; 1 year active)
- Birthplace
- Helgoland, Prussia, Germany
- Ethnicity
- Caucasian
- Sexuality
- Straight
Body
- Hair Color
- Brown
- Eye Color
- Blue
- Boobs
- Real/Natural
Frequently asked
What made her career unusual?
She started her professional career around age 41 and was active for only one year, a very short window compared to most in her field.
Was she involved in both music and film production?
Yes, her listed professions include both singer and director, making her a rare dual talent in early 20th-century entertainment.
Did you know
- She transitioned from a singing career to directing, a rare path for women in the early 1920s.
- She was born on a small island in Prussia, Germany, where she began her life before moving into the arts.
- Her entire professional output took place when she was in her forties.
- She passed away in her mid-fifties, just over a decade after her last known work.
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