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Roekiah (Perfected Spelling: Rukiah; 31
December 1917 – 2
September 1945),
often credited as Miss
Roekiah, was an
Indonesian kroncong singer and actress...
- success.
Roekiah and
Djoemala took
leading roles in
three more
films before Tan's
closed in 1942.
Sorga Ka
Toedjoe is now
thought lost.
Rasminah (
Roekiah) is...
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Yogyakarta to a
noble family, he
entered the
theatre and
married the
actress Roekiah around 1933. The two,
living in
Batavia (now Jakarta)
acted in numerous...
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Othniel Wong, it was the last film
featuring the
romantic partnership of
Roekiah and Djoemala.
Koeda Sembrani was
directed by
brothers Joshua and Othniel...
- five
children born to
Kartolo and
Roekiah, two film
actors active with Tan's Film, on 13
March 1938.
After Roekiah's death,
Kartolo brought the children...
- Landouw; and the theatrically-trained
husband and wife team
Kartolo and
Roekiah.
Other members included Hugo Dumas, Atjep, and Miss Netty. Lief Java was...
- and,
musicians and
composers such as
Erwin Gutawa and
singers such as
Roekiah,
Hetty Koes Endang, Vina Panduwinata,
Nicky Astria, Nike Ardilla, Poppy...
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Written by Saeroen,
directed by
Albert Balink, and
starring Rd Mochtar,
Roekiah and
Eddie T. Effendi,
Terang Boelan follows two
lovers who
elope after...
- 1941 film from the
Dutch East
Indies produced by Tan's Film and
starring Roekiah, Djoemala, and Kartolo. Two
young men,
Agoes and Badjoel,
travel from Palembang...
- was an
Indonesian actor active in the 1940s. He was
often cast
alongside Roekiah as her
romantic interest.
Djoemala was born in
Batavia (now Jakarta, Indonesia)...
