Actors and Actresses
- Adamantios Lemos
- Maria Giatra-Lemou
- Kostas Rigopoulos
- Sapfo Notara
- Giorgos Loukakis
- Nikos Efthymiou
- Spyros Kostantopoulos
- Nassos Kerdakas
- Tassos Politopoulos
- Spyros Kalogyrou
- Efy Polly
- Yianna Olymbiou
- Ekali Sokou
- Marika Anthopoulou
- Lola Filippidou
- Thodoris Triandafillidis
- Ida Christinaki
- Spyros Papafrantzis
- Labros Kotsiris
- Kostas Korassidis
- Keti Chronopoulou
- Christos Anastasiadis
- Thanos Aronis
- Lia Samiotaki
- Ch. Nazos
- Christina Karali
- Mirka Raizi
- K. Athanasiou
- M. Athanasiou
- Ourania Ioannou
October 1955-April 1956 (winter period) at Peiraikou Syndesmou Theatre
- I limni ton Dollarion ( λίμνη των Δολαρίων = Dollar Lake) by D. Tzefroni
- Otto Schwartz
- O Fataoulas (Ο Φαταούλας)
- Charles Nevinois
May - September 1955 (winter period) presended the comedy actor, D. Koromilas O Agapitikos tis Voskopoulas in a folk style celebration with 8,000 people and was sold out at the ancient theater in Argos with the council of the Greek Folk Dance And Singing Company by Dora Stratou.
Read more about this topic: Lemos Theater, October 1944, April 1955 (winter Period) At Peiraikos Syndesmou Theatre
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