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Her first speaking role was the part of a lover in Sven Sandberg's lottery play 33333 in the spring of 1927.


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[32] Brand's first major role was in the social play The Worker's Daughter in January 1928.


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[33] [34] Brand starred in the next five Labour stage years in plays Red Bag, Revisor and Heroes.


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[32] At the Sörnäinen Stage in autumn 1927 Brännäs first met Sylvi Saki, who starred in the Red Bag as Zofi.


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Brandnäs and Sakki became engaged the following year.


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In May 1928, the theatre was forced to close because Old Vuorela amusements were demolished to make way for the housing development.


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The hiatus continued until the completion of the new Labor House on Dec.


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[35] In the summer of the same year, Gösta Brännäs, who went downhill in his boxer career, committed suicide at his home in Porvoonkatu.


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Big Brother had been a major role model and authority on the young Tauno, a great object of admiration along with the father.


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Despite the four-year age difference, the brothers were close, and Tauno Palo never fully recovered from the grief caused by his brother's death.


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Olga Palo fell ill after her firstborn's suicide and died at the age of 67.


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Lars Palo died on his 80th birthday.


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[36] I branded colleagues on the Labour scene included Sasu Haapanen, Holger Salin, Lida Salin and Emma Vääänen.


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During his years in Sörnäinen, Brännäs continued his day job at the Chemical Test Plant.


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During the Lapua movement, he was subjected to an interrogation by the General Staff of the Ministry of Defence, according to his own conjecture, because work at a test institution under that ministry and stage hobby on the labour stage did not fit together in the opinion of some.


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[37] Conscript service and theatre change Tauno Brännäs entered military service in March 1929 as the 1st Company of the Uusimaa Regiment.


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The actual army period lasted three months on his part, after which he was assigned to his old familiar assignment to the Chemical Experiment Facility.


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In all, Brännäs served in the Defence Forces for one year and was fully discharged.


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His military rank upon completion of his term of service was Private.


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[38] After Helsinki was determined as an investment place for Brännäs, there was sometimes an opportunity to make a few screenplays in Sörnäisi.


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Fortunately, he left the barracks on one occasion without permission in order to manage stage affairs.


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Along with a couple of other rookies, he received a thorough confession from Major Rutase for the cause.


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[39] After military service, Brännäs continued his work at the Chemical Test Institute and in the evenings he starred in the Sörnäinen Stage.


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At the Sörnäinen Labour scene, Brännäs received theatre lessons from Aarne Orjatsalo, who became stage director in the spring of 1930.


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The teaching received from the slave salon remained Brännäs's only acting training.


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Particularly important to Brännäs were the lessons of orjatsalo's speech technique.


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[40] Among the theatrical roles of Tauno Brännäs in the early years, there were no folk skit, but was used for dramatic roles.


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Though most dramas were easy to understand and melodramatic.


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The foreign farces presented were predominantly of German origin and in them he most often portrayed upper-class characters.


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[41] In the autumn of 1930, the Sörnäinen Workers' Stage changed its name to Helsinki's Workers' Theatre.


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Brandnäs' career on the Sörnäinen stage ended in April 1932.


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[42] Tauno Brännäs became a line actor at the Finnish National Theatre in autumn 1932.


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Theatre director Eino Kalima and director Pekka Alpo had purposely come to Vallila to see Brännäs when actor Eine Laine had tipped him off to Alpo.


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[43] Brännäs also translated his surname into Paloniemi.


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Actor colleague Glory Leppänen suggested shortening the long surname to Palo, which would be easier and more striking.


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Tauno ended up using the combo name Brännäs-Palo until the following year he reduced his name to Tauno Palo.


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Officially Brännäsit changed their surname to Palon in November 1936.


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[44] Tauno Palo's parents also changed their name to Palo.


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Palo was beginning her film career at the same time as her transfer to the National Theatre.


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The film was not much appreciated by the theatre crowd, so Palo's big screen duties mainly hampered his theatrical career.


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It was considered inappropriate that the hero of the films should have played lead roles on the national main stage.


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[45] In the beginning, Tauno Palo's roles in the National were quite small.


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His debut single was Olavi Klaunpoika in a song by Daniel Hjort in August 1932.


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This followed, among others, the role of Miko in the play Anna Liisa, Maurice Galvoisier in Miss and Red Guards Pennu Lauri in Haarla's play Two-Edged Sword.


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Haarla knocked out Palo's performance in direct words.


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[46] In the following year, Palo starred in the song Vain the President of the Civilization Society and Vouti in Ludvig Holberg's classic Jeppe Niilonpoika.


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In the spring of 1934 Palo was one of seven brothers, Timo, in Aleksis Kivi's classic play.


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He also starred in Kivi's play Nummisuutarrit in the autumn of 1934.


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In the autumn summer of 1935, Palo was involved in the Lapin tour of the National Theatre actors with Henny Waljus, Emmi Jurkka, Aku Korhonen, Yrjö Tuominen and Uuno Montonen.


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The play was The Spring Rapture, which had been performed in the 1934—1935 National season.


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[47] In spring 1937, Sankarihusaari was performed at the National Theatre, which has been regarded as perhaps the most valuable vocal play performed in Finland outside the Opera.


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[48] Palo had the male lead in the song as Háry János.


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Mary Hannikainen played the female lead, and both performed their parts moderately.


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Audience reception for the vocal play, however, was penseful.


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By the mid-1930s, Tauno Palo was the biggest Finnish star on the big screen, but his theatrical roles were only minor parts until the spring of 1938.


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In the second half of the 1930s, personnel changes were made to the National Theatre as two great actors Jaakko Korhonen and Aarne Leppänen passed away early.


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[49] Jalmari Rinne and Jorma Nortimo were hired as new actors in 1936 and Eino Kaipainen and Wilho Ilmari in 1937.


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[50] The rise of Tauno Palo to become a major actor at the Finnish National Theatre began in the spring of 1938 and culminated in the 1938—1939 season.


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[49] His first artistically significant lead role was in Aino Kallas' play Bathsheba in Saaremaa in January 1938.


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[50] In the autumn of 1938, Palo performed in the song play Small Court Concert together with Mary Hannikainen and Sointu Kouvo, the song's music received reviews from critics.


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[51] The part of Carpenter Melichar in the prison drama Number 72 in November 1938 continued Palo's artistic breakthrough, the main part of the work was in prisoner number 72, played by Kaisu Leppäsen.


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Early in 1939, Palo had the part of Pep in the play Small Perfume Shop and he received staggering applause from the audience.


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[52] In the early years of his theatrical career, Palo also excelled in other comic roles of the same type.


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In February 1939, Palo's series of artistic victories resumed.


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He had a dual role in Calderón's poem play Life is a Dream, in which he played Prince Segismundo and a monster cooped up in a tower.


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The screen song received favorable reviews from critics.


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[53] In the spring of 1939, Palo had the male lead in Mika Waltari's play The Wonderful Joseph, the opposite actor was Kyllikki Väre, who had started at the National Theatre the same year as Palo.


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However, the play did not satisfy the theatre's management.


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[54] In the autumn of 1939, Palo had a starring role in the Chopin play The Estranged Heart.


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In his role as Chopin, Palo was allowed to show the wide-ranging nature of his acting skills by successfully interpreting the essence of the composer maestro approaching the end of his life and the fragility of the gestural language.


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[55] Chopin was Tauno Palo's last stage work before the Winter War.


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For the duration of the war months, operations at the National Theatre were suspended, but during the Intermediate Peace (1940—1941) and Continuation War (1941—1944) the show seasons continued to be regular.


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The beginning of a film career Tauno Brännäs ended up in the film industry in semi-damage just as sound films were making their way.


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[56] In December 1930 Brännäs' fellow actor Kaarina Saarto applied for a role in the film and presented his own theatrical roles to Hugo Stenlund, director of the Sarastus company and director Kalle Kaarna.


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Kaarna was inspired by Brännäs, the co-actor in the photograph, and asked him to come to the audition through Sarro.


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After the auditions, Kaarna asked Brännäs to play the male lead in the film Bride of Jääkäri (1931).


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[57] The film was initially produced entirely as a silent film, but in the middle of filming it was decided to be made into a semi-sound film.


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Consequently, talk novels were shown as intermediate texts, but effects, background music, and a few songs were added to the soundtrack.


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[58] In August of the same year, the actual sound film Kuisma and Helinä (1932) began to be shot, in which Brännäs played the lead role as Cossack chief.


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[59] The artistic value of the film was lowered by Brännäs's poor riding skills [60] and colourless co-actress Iris Knape-Jäderholm.


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[61] In the same autumn Brännäs starred in the stage version of the same song at the Labour Theatre's 30th anniversary show.


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[62] The film version premiered two weeks after the theatrical version and the film's reception was significantly lower than that of the play.


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[63] After a few years, Fennica-Film's comedy The Most Famous Businessman in Helsinki (1934) was premiered, which gave Tauno Palo more acting experience, but it was not a major film for his career.


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[64] Star couple Tauno Palo and Ansa Ikonen In 1933, the Finnish film field changed when Erkki Karu resigned from Suomi-Film and founded the rival Finnish Film Industry.


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Risto Orko, who replaced Karu, directed Siltala Pehtoori (1934), which had achieved great success, and encouraged by Suomi-Filmi hired a young Valentin Vaala as its second regular director.


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[65] At this point, Tauno Palo was not yet a big movie star, even though he had already starred in three films.


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In the summer of 1935, Vaala began filming for a new film, with Palo in the male lead.


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Vaala chose Ansa Ikonen, 21, who was starting her film career.


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[66] Born film Everybody Loves (1935) was a way for the new generation represented by the 25-year-old Vaala to portray people and approach audiences without the ballast of stage theatre.


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[67] With the popularity of the film, star couple Palo and Ikonen were hired for the romantic comedy Vivioke (1936), filmed in the winter of the following year.


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[68] The photo shoot also featured Sylvi Palo, wife of Tauno Palo, who plays the teasing spirit of the hero couple.


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[69] The film received praise from both audiences and critics.


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[70] An immediate continuation of this success was desired and so Mieke (1936) began to be filmed at the end of summer.


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Ikonen would have liked to have moved the start of filming a few weeks forward because he was leaving with the National Theatre's cast in Moscow.


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Vaala did not agree but chose American Finn Tuulikki Paananen to lead the new film.


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[68] Palo has no lines in Wifewee, so the humour is low gesture for him.


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Similarly, in Mieke, his role is an active lead.


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[71] Vaala also planned to cast Palo and Ikonen as lovers in the Bride of the Rafters (1937), but she changed the role before filming began.


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This time Palo did not play a one-linered romantic hero; instead, he interpreted a strong character role as the insane Juhani.


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The female lead was played by Ansa Ikonen.


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[72] Palo played a further role for Suomi-Film in the Bride of Jääkäri (1938), refilmed by director Risto Orko, although a different role from the original version.


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The new film version became more well-known than the earlier version.


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[73] The film company exchange The struggle between Suomi-Film and the Finnish Filmiindustriale led to the latter's director Toivo Särkkä hiring actors and cinematographers from his rival.


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Tauno Paloa was attracted by the change of film company mainly because it opened the way for foreign travel.


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[74] Together with Jorma Nortimo, he presented to Särkää in the early spring of 1938 a plan whereby the pair would receive the necessary amount of money in advance for a trip abroad.


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Särkkä agreed to the deal as long as both persons would be available for filming at the Finnish Film Industry in the late summer.


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[73] After a trip abroad, Palo starred in three consecutive films: Forward — to Life (1939), The February Manifesto (1939), and God's Judgment (1939).


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For his career development, the change of film company marked a setback.


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Roach's directing style favored a traditional theatrical manner whose suitability for the film world is considered questionable.


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[75] In the film Forward — life as Palo's counteractor was also seen 22-year-old Regina Linnanheimo, who went from Suomi-Film to the Finnish Film industry.


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Still life did not work in their first film made for the Finnish Film Industry, in which they played middle-aged people.


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[75] In the historical drama February Manifesto Palo and Linnanheimo played similar roles.


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The film was pathoxically patriotic and received good audience success.


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Set around Arvi Pohjanpää's court hall, the drama play God's commandment holder from 1937 received the Judgment of God, which stars Palo two years later.


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[76] In the summer of 1939, Palo starred in three films, which were mainly shot before the beginning of the autumn's extra refresher rehearsals.


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The last pictures were taken a few days before the Winter War began.


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[77] The key film producers who helped Tauno Palo's career were Suomi-Filmi's Risto Orko and Toivo Särkkä of Suomen Filmiindustrie.


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Palo starred in both companies' productions and had good relationships with both Orko and Särkki.


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[78] The film adaptations of Hella Wuolijoki's plays by Hella Wuolijoki, a left-wing writer who wrote under the pseudonym, attracted strong opinions for and against and garnered audiences in 1930s Finland.


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In particular, the Women of Niskavuori, premiered in 1936, and the plays that followed it, enjoyed great audience success at the Helsinki People's Theatre.


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[79] Suomi-Filmi bought Niskavuori women's film rights at the turn of 1937, after which the film rights to other Wuolijoki success plays were acquired in stages.


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[80] Vaala started directing Niskavuori Women (1938) in early spring, but its filming stretched until the end of the year, so the social comedy film Juurakon Hulda (1937) was completed faster.


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[80] Palo starred as the male lead in the comedy Rhizome Hulda.


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It became Suomi-Film's most successful film up to that point.


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The title part starred Irma Seikkula.


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[81] Similarly, The Women of Niskavuori is a more serious film.


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Palo played the awkward role of Aarne, who faces an identity crisis amid strong-willed women.


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The role gained depth from Palo's charisma.


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[82] With the women of Niskavuori, Palo's seven-film collaboration with director Vaala remained until further notice.


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Vaala was a trendsetter in the early days of Palo's film career and professional development.


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[83] He supported Palo in not taking his career too seriously.


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In addition, Vaala advised Palo to avoid unnecessary intellectualism and trust the director's vision.


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[84] A total of five Niskavuori films based on Wuolijoki's plays were filmed between 1938 and 1957.


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Fire had the male lead in four of them.


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The women of Niskavuori were followed by Loviisa — The Young Mistress of Niskavuori (1946), directed by Vaala, in which Palo starred Aarne's father, Juhan.


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The newlywed actress was Emma Vääänen.


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In 1954, Palo made a return to Niskavuori in Edvin Laine's Niskavuori Aarne, where he starred again as Aarne Niskavuori.


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For the fourth time Palo was seen in Niskavuori in 1957, when he played Aarne's half-brother and Juhan's eldest son, Juhani Mattila in Laine's film Niskavuori Fights.


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War years 1939—1945 Winter War interrupts careers When the Winter War broke out in November 1939 theaters were forced to close their doors.


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Palo took his wife and son to an estate in the countryside and moved in with actor Uuno Laakso, who lived alone in Lalluka's artists' home.


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In the early days of the war, he transported a large group of elderly people and children to the Evae Renegades.


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[85] In mid-December, Palo received command of an anti-aircraft battery stationed at Jyväskylä.


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There he mainly served as chauffeur to a battermaster.


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[86] Time for peace After the coming of peace, the Finnish National Theatre started screenings again from April.


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The 1940—1941 intermediate peace season was financially successful for the theatre.


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[87] By this stage Tauno Palo was already recognized and famous for his versatility.


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[88] Palo played only four roles during the year, but similarly he starred in three films.


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[89] During the intermediate peace, the film SF Parade (1940) shot in the summer of 1939 was premiered.


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It was a kind of tourist advertising film for the 1940 Helsinki Olympics, but it turned out to be a recording of the “Last Age of Innocence”.


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[90] The revuy film showcases the best aspects of Helsinki and the architectural achievements of the First Republic.


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The evergreen music tracks of the SF parade, starred by Ansa Ikonen and Tauno Palo, were performed on their joint tour for decades to come.


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[91] In January 1941, filmed the previous summer, The Tramp's Waltz (1941), directed by Toivo Särä, was premiered, which garnered its highest audience of around one and a half million viewers.


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The film offered the nation a reality-escape consolation between the Winter War and the Continuation War.


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Ansa Ikonen was seen as Palo's counterpart again and Regina Linnanheimo had a side part in the film.


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The Tramp's waltz meant a chance for Palo to draw on his entire artistic expertise; it not only features demanding character interpretation, but also rich vocal scenes.


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The film is emphasized specifically as Tauno Palo's star appearance, as Ikonen doesn't come into the story until around the middle of the film.


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[92] As a song, the Waltz of the Tramp was familiar to Palo from his childhood years.


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[93] In April 1941, the beautiful Regina (1941), directed by Särä, also premiered.


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In the mid-19th century film set in Helsinki, Palo's pet starred Regina Linnanheimo.


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The film received an estimated 760,000 viewers.


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[94] Like wartime, Kaivopuisto's beautiful Reginakin is a style purely reality-bound melodramatic costume film.


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Continuation War entertainment tours The ignition of the Continuation War in June 1941 was initially interrupted by Palo's wing work.


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The headquarters had already noticed the necessity of entertaining in the Winter War and so the first entertainment tour took place already in July.


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[95] Sergeant Palo, in military rank, worked on entertaining tours and gun-nights, as well as in his wing work at the National Theatre.


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[96] Fire was part of the National Theatre's cast as the troupe toured close to the front lines and periodically drifted into danger due to Soviet bombers.


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[97] Fire was among the standard performers of popular gunmen nights.


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Evening events were held all over Finland, including in Helsinki, Väänislinna, Tampere, Oulu and Kuopio.


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On the front, gunmen bridges could be listened to as live radio broadcasts.


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The evenings also occasionally featured foreign stars such as Zarah Leander, Ilse Werner and Sickan Carlsson.


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[98] For some reason Tauno Palo and many of his colleagues began to be regarded as spies during the war years.


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The origins of the bizarre rumor never made it to Palo.


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His cousin Lasse Autere once asked on a train: “Tauno, the boys are talking quite earnestly that you are a spy.


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Can't you write something for them?”.


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Fire scribbled from somewhere on a piece of paper he ripped off: “This country will never succumb to get.


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Tauno Palo.” [99] The films of the Continuation War under Christmas 1941 premiered mainly the Happy Minister (1941), filmed the previous spring, with a German song play based on the script.


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[100] In the film set in the advertising agency world, Palo performs the action-packed playful song Tram Song.


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[101] Likewise during the intermediate peace was described as Happiness Revolves (1942).


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It sought to repeat the Waltz of the Tramp, which had been successful the previous year, but screenwriter Mika Waltari wrote a completely different story.


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[102] The new film had neither fantasy nor grandeur and the orphanage raised by 33-year-old Palo suffered from implausibility.


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On the other hand, the film raised the song Temporary, written by Tatu Pekkarinen and composed by Matti Jurva, among the evergreens.


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[100] The musical Happy Minister received a sequel to the Finnish version of the Swedish film Marriage Company (1942).


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[101] Birgit Kronström and Palo's music is left together in a duet and the film is more fragmented than its predecessor.


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[103] Late in the year premiered Puck (1942), which begins as a romantic comedy, moves on the side of farce and ends up as melodrama.


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[104] The film is uneven and kind of a rehearsal for the next big film.


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In September of the following year, a great escapist melodrama, White Roses (1943), based on a short story by Stefan Zweig, came to the big screens again.


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In the film, made with a dazzling sure hand, Palo's counterpart was Helena Kara.


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[104] In the summer of 1943, Vaivaisuko's Bride (1944) was filmed in Keuruu, which saw Ansa Ikonen as Palo's counteractor again.


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Scenes of the fire were filmed before the rains began, but the wintry final scenes were not completed until November.


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[105] In the summer of the same year, Palo moved back to Suomi-Film with a monthly salary of as much as 25000 marks.


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His monthly salary at the National Theatre was 5900 marks.


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Palo played the male lead in the adventure film Lord and Excellency (1944), filmed in the sand pits of Nummela.


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An entire Mexican town had been staged on the set.


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[105] It remained Palo's last wartime film, as in early spring 1944 the Soviet Union began its major bombardment and in the summer Palo was transferred entirely to the Defence Forces.


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[105] After World War II, Palo received constant and often distracting attention from his admirers after his success films of the war years.


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[106] At his home, Palo did not answer the phone itself due to troublemakers.


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There were some autograph hunters on his doorstep.


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[107] Theatre work As conditions normalised, Palo returned to the Finnish National Theatre after a year-and-a-half hiatus.


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[108] In the spring of 1945, Palo had a starring role in Dalmatian Marin Držić's comedy The Taughler Boy, but the rehearsal time fell very short and the role performance became weak.


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The following autumn, he again succeeded in his role as a groundskeeper in the Romanian play The Eve of the Election.


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His interpretation was considered almost prodigious, technically certain and rich in expression.


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[109] In the autumn season 1945, Palo got a prominent role as Prince Eerik in August Strindberg's play Gustav Vasa.


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According to public perception, Palo had reached its full maturity as a character descriptor by that time.


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[110] Huugo Jalkanen assessed: “The fire embodied Eerik's psychopathic expression and gestures of such a talkative tormented soul that his performance grew to a concentrated expressive power.


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With this thesis he elevated to the level of character actor, and this creation leads the viewer to expect a continuation from him in the field of psychological character interpretation.” [110] Nils Lüchoukin and Eino Krohn also praised Palo's character thesis.


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In 1946, Palo excelled as Valve-Ville in Mika Waltari's comedy Apple Falls.


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In the years to come, Valve-Ville became something of a comic myth.


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[111] Fire himself liked that role.


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He had a clear vision for Ville, but trouble finding the means to accomplish the role.


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It wasn't until the final general rehearsal that he found himself slipping into the role.


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Valve-Ville was also a commercial success and a guaranteed laugh-bomb.


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Palo knew how to carve out her role with suitably subtlety and made comedic work out of even the smallest movements and gestures of her character.


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[112] Palo was less enthusiastic about the film version of Valve-Ville, he felt that the love story connected to Ville broke up the whole character.


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[113] Filmwork Immediately after his discharge in November 1944, Palo started filming Ilmari Unho's film Thirteenth Knocking (1945).


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Filming conditions were scarce and actors had to bring their own sheets and blankets to the filming locations.


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[107] The following summer Palo took time off from filming due to problems in his family life and the difficulties of film producers in obtaining raw film from abroad.


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[114] Palo's notable film performances in the late 1940s included the male lead in the film Loviisa — The Young Mistress of Niskavuori (1946) and the title role in the film Rosvo-Roope (1949).


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The chain of Ansa & Tauno films continued with the song Laitakaupunki directed by Edvin Laine in 1948.


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1950s Tauno Palo had more film roles in the 1950s than in the previous decade.


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Hero parts began to switch to those of a man who experienced life, and his role jobs were more frequent minor parts than previously thought.


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Theatre work rose to greater prominence in his career as an artist.


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[115] The last three Ansa & Tauno films premiered in the 1950s.


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In his private life, Palo dated Kirsti Ortola, a son was born to the couple in 1954.


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Officially Tauno Palo was still married to Sylvi Palo.


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Theatre Works In January 1950, Tauno Palo achieved an artistic triumph as Stanley Kowalski in Tennessee Williams' popular Carriage of Seduction.


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Stanley has been regarded as one of Palo's most memorable role performances.


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As a counter-actress, she mesmerised Ella Eronen, who was the play's actual protagonist, the pathological and degenerate Blanche de Bois.


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[116] New Finland wrote: “The lead of men, the Polish athlete, was played by Tauno Palo, who, in a robust, gruff male and rude, strong-willed archiveness, was perfect, but also met his person for the only emotional point, the sukuvit, lush force of nature hilarious.” [117] Palo's other role performances in the early 1950s included the title part in the play Barabbas in early 1951, Dr. Rank in Henrik Ibsen's play Dollhouse in spring 1952 and Karr's host in Nummisuutari in the autumn season of the same year.


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In the fall of 1953, Palo celebrated his 25th anniversary as an artist with the play Holy Audition.


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The part of Alfonso Fernández was to the liking of Palo himself and the audience reception of the play was excellent.


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[118] In March 1954 the Seven Brothers premiered again at the National Theatre.


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This time, Palo played the part of Juhan, and he received excellent reviews for his role.


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The interpretation of the fire was praised as authentic and multidimensional.


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Sole Uexküll glowed at Helsingin Sanomat: “I have not just seen Juhan's spilling temperament, the naïve momentarity of his emotions, his undeveloped but in his own quality rich and powerful world of thought and imagination get such a full-bodied realization.” [119] Palo himself considered Jukolan Juhan played one of the most difficult and dear stage assignments of his career.


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[120] The seven brothers were also performed at the 1955 Paris Theatre Festival, but for cost reasons it had been implemented as a soliloquy series.


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Fire performed Juhan's monologue.


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The play was also performed in Stockholm, Copenhagen, Vienna and Moscow and was made into a listening version.


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[121] Aleksis Kivi was also a close writer for Palo outside the theatre.


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Also F.


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E. Sillanpää and Mika Waltari were among his favorite authors; both were also his good friends.


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[122] In the spring of 1955, Uncle Vanja, directed by Eino Kalima, featured Palo interpreting Doctor Astrov.


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The role became one of his artistic triumphs.


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The interpretation was considered warmly human, preferable to the similar stage assignment of Dramaten's Jarl Kulle during his visit to Helsinki.


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[118] In the summer of 1955, Palo was involved in a drama tour performing the English salon comedy I Love My Wife.


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The acting troupe also included Helvi Aunio, Tuija Halonen, Mikko Niskanen, Kalle Rouni and Åke Lindman.


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In the spring of 1956, Palo starred as Grandpa in the song Cat on the Hot Roof.


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Maija Savutie wrote in Free Sanaa: “The most magnificently and deeply reached Tauno Palo to outline a life-seeking grandfather shadowed by lush fear of death, quite shockingly impressively, as a memorable human portrayal.” [123] In January 1957, Palo visited Tampere Theatre, where he starred in Willy Lomania in Death of a Merchant Traveler.


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His interpretation was considered integrity.


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[124] Palo's other stage assignments at the end of the decade included Münchhausen (in Münchhausen, 1958), Party Secretary (Lord Party Secretary, 1958), Eddie (View from the Bridge, 1958) and Jacob Ryhtilä (Millionilling, 1959).


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Tauno Palo often starred at the National Theatre against Rauni Luoma, who was attached to the theatre in 1955.


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Their typical role was a married couple, as in the Million Villing or a couple who found each other after agonising with their own marriages, as in the play Two-One.


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Palo and Luoma also starred in a live television broadcast.


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The play was August Strindberg's Death Dance, with Palo as Edgar and Luoma in turn as Edgar's wife Alice.


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The fire happened to forget its lines at times, and so did this televising.


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It didn't make the situation any easier that Leevi Kuuranne, who played Kurt, was also clinging to his lines.


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However, with the help of a portly whisperer, the broadcast was performed with honour.


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[125] Filmwork In February 1950, the Ansa & Tauno film Professor Masa directed by Matti Kassila came to the premiere.


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In the same year, Palo played the role of Isoo-Anti in Ilmari Unho's Ostrobothian portrayal of Härminen boys ten.


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Palo received the Jussi Award for Best Actor for his performance.


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In 1953 Palo starred as a love couple with Armi Kuusela, 26 years younger than herself, in the film The World's Most Beautiful Girl.


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Satakunta's Kansa assessed Palo's performance: “The toughest uncle he's already starting to seem, especially alongside Arm's glowing youth.” [126] In the middle of the decade, Palo's film roles began to change from first lover to older man roles.


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They he interpreted, for example, in three comedy films directed by Kassila.


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He had the part of an old judge in the film Hilman päivät (1954).


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In Tauno and Ansa's last joint comedy film Father Old and New (1955), Palo was an architect in his fifties who had left his wife, Hillevi Lagerstam, to star in a young woman.


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In the film The Unruly Generation (1957), Palo plays the role of a funny “moldy old man”.


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In the comedy Miss Janitor (1955), directed by William Mark, Fire starred against Nelly Lovén as a still life young woman falling in love with an older man and, after adversity, happiness blossoms.


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In Edvin Laine's Väinö Linna film The Unknown Soldier (1955) Palo starred Major Sarastien.


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Although the character does not belong to the core group of “time brother cults”, it is missed, particularly from the scene in which Sarastie overhears and chastises Rokka, who has fallen foul of Lammio.


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[127] Jack Witika's award-winning works The Dollmaker and the Beautiful Lilith and Man from This Star Palo starred in minor parts.


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The last Ikonen and Palo joint film Days of Solution premiered in October 1956.


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In 1959, Palo had a dual role in the film Kokopela Pohjola, where his counteractor was seen as Suomen Neito, then known as the main announcer of television, Teija Sopanen.


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By the 1960s, Palo had become a national institution.


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[128] His big screen career ended in 1961.


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Later in the 1960s, she starred in a few television films.


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The collaboration with Ikonen continued on television and on a play tour.


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In 1969, the autobiography Hand with Heart was published.


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Theatre Works In 1963, Palo's theatrical career had spanned 35 years.


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That's what he commemorated with Georg Büchner's play The Death of Danton.


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The play was an audience success.


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The trade magazine wrote: “Tauno Palo does not need the usual promotions of the party show — his grandstand saw sold out a long time ago.” According to the newspaper, Palo stated as the most central thing in her acting work: “You have to find a human being in all roles.” In Helsingin Sanomat, Sole Uexküll assessed: “'Being celebrated as a national institution and playing Danton's role are two very heavy tasks to coincide with; it was hardly exhausted, hardly an evaluation of the work on the basis of a celebratory premiere is fair either?” [129] In November 1965, Kiven Nummisuutarit returned to the National Theatre stage.


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Palo played the role of Niko in this production.


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At the beginning of the following year, he starred again as Dr. Astrov in Uncle Vanja.


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In 1961 Palo and Ikonen toured Finland to mark Ansa Ikonen's 25th anniversary of the artist celebration with the comedy Empress.


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[130] Palo and Ikonen's collaboration continued from 1966 to 1967, when they were standard performers in Yleisradio's new television production Becoming Familiar.


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In 1968, Palo undertook a tour to celebrate her 40-year acting career.


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The play was Leo Lenz's Love to the Cross.


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The tour included Ansa Ikonen, Elli Castrén and Martti Palo.


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The festive tour was still extended in the summer of 1969.


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[131] End of film career Tauno Palo's penultimate film role was in the film Nina and Erik (1960) directed by Erik's father Aarne Tarkas.


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The film's script and dialogue were considered weak and the whole was very even thick.


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In 1961 Palo was seen for the last time on the big screen in the psychological film Scarlet Dove directed by Matti Kassila.


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Dr. Aitama's role was one of his best film performances.


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The studio period of Finnish cinema ended with a three-year actors' strike that began the following year.


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At the same time, the film career of many actors ended.


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The era has been seen as a transformation of “old” and “new” Finnish cinema, many actors of “old” Finnish cinema, such as Tauno Palo and Ansa Ikko, were not wanted to be included in the productions of the so-called “new wave”, which were made after the middle of the 1960s.


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According to Kassila, Palo had started a modern, low-gesture acting style, though as early as 1958 in the film Mies from this star.


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[132] After his film career, Palo starred in television in films such as Death of a Merchant Traveler and Mikko Niskanen directed People at the Bottom of Life.


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1970s Palo retired from the Finnish National Theatre at the age of 64 in the summer of 1973.


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Between 1972 and 1975, he recorded several pieces of music and finally made a joint album with Ansa Ikonen.


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During the summers she travelled with her spouse around Europe, one of their favourite countries was Italy.


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[133] In the 1970s Palo was involved in three National Theatre plays: Särkelä itte (1970), How you want (1972) and Kristiina (1973).


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In the former, he had the title part as Julius Särkele.


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Helsingin Sanomat wrote: “Tauno Palo in the premiere draws the whole impossible arc from the feisty copper bull to the childishly domesticated and then gentrifying reborn Särkelä handsomely.


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His celebratory speech became not farcical, but the saviour of the final episode as a hilariously itemised comedy work.” The New Finland also rated Palo's Särkelen thesis as an artistic triumph.


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Palo's swan song on the National stage was an offshoot of the merchant Allertsina in August Strindberg's play Kristiina.


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It was Kyllikki Forssell's 25th anniversary show.


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Aamulehti rated Palo's side role as “memorable work in the midst of all the stagnation.”


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[134] Palo retired from the Finnish National Theatre in July 1973.


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The idea of a new Ansa & Tauno film came to light in the 1970s.


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In the middle of the decade, Risto Jarva was reported to have been interested in collaborating, but this tapered off to the lack of a suitable script and eventually Jarva's early death in 1977.


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[135] Palo was scheduled to perform at Turku City Theatre in the play The Price of Man in 1976, but his health had deteriorated to such an extent that the plan fell through.


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[133] Acting Career Analysis Tauno Palo's attitude towards her roles has been described as “childlike”; she was able to bring into her stage interpretations the emotions she experienced in the past.


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His charisma he used first and foremost to work on his character, not to please his viewers.


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With his instinct, he managed to penetrate the core of his role.


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Using his exceptionally wide scale of expression, Palolta created both profound roles and candid salon comedies.


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Palo was in possession of the means to convey the innermost of his characters of all kinds to viewers.


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[136] [137] Ansa Ikonen and Tauno Palo, the female co-actors of films, first met each other on the Koito Stage, but they became co-workers only in the summer of 1935.


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[138] At that time, the film Everybody Loves began to be shot.


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In all, Palo and Ikonen made twelve joint films between 1935 and 1956; comedies, dramas and musical films.


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Finns could live their own joys and sorrows through their favorite couple Ansa and Tauno.


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Ikonen was a safe neighbor girl character, the whole nation's Ansa, which elevated her to Palo's most central counter-actress, although many other popular actresses were seen in several films as Palo's pet.


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Ansa Ikonen and Tauno Palo were Finland's first star couple, the still life was classic: a dark man and a blond woman.


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Everyone Loves was the basis for the Ansa and Tauno myth of years to come.


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The film's promotional image became iconic: In a black and white image that threatens youth and life belief, Palo and Ikonen looping on the grass in the greenery of summer and solving a crossword puzzle.


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The glowness of the young face has been emphasized by successful lighting.


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A kind of remake of the picture was made in connection with the penultimate Ansa & Tauno film in 1955.


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The characters interpreted by Ikonen and Palo had each other in eight films, but the four outputs ended so nastily that the big screen favourite pair were left without a final kiss anticipating a shared future.


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[139] Some contemporaries were quite sure that Palo and Ikonen were also a couple in their private lives.


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The fire also had to answer questions from passers-by about the names of the “Trap Lady”.


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Ikonen described his relationship with Palo: “A life-long friendship is much more valuable than the romance of the moment.” [138] Palo and Iko were often asked to perform together for different occasions.


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During the war years, they went to entertain in barracks and troop sections.


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In addition, they made hospital visits to the severely wounded.


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[140] Tauno Palo also starred as Regina Linnanheimo's couple in several films such as Suotorpa's Girl (1940), Kaivivopuisto's beautiful Regina (1941), Onni spins (1942) and Lord and Excellency (1944).


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Helena Kara and Palo formed a couple in the films Puck (1942), White Roses (1943), Robber-Scrooge (1949) and He Came Out of the Window (1952).


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Birgit Kronström and Palo were seen as a love couple in the films Happy Minister (1941), Marriage Company (1942) and Amor hoi!


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Palo's other famous counteractors over the decades included Ella Eronen, Elina Pohjanpää and Anneli Sauli.


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Film heroism In general, Palo played the role of a romantic hero in relation to his female counteractors, as in Arnold the Tramp's Waltz.


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However, in a few films, such as Hilja, the Milk Girl and Vaivaisuko's Bride, her casting was sexually unstable.


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Some characters in turn represented machismo, such as the title part in Robber Scrooge.


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In the latter part of his film career, Palo occasionally starred in men fighting ageing and losing their sexual energy, as in the works Father Old and New and the Scarlet Dove.


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[141] Although Palo was profiled right from the beginning of his film career as an interpreter of heroes and lovers, he himself did not like hero roles.


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He had to ever-come up with new ways to say “I love you” and seek fresh perspective on the subject.


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This frustrated him.


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[142] Hero parts also influenced Palo's appearance, especially in regards to her hair style: her natural curly hair was straightened for photo shoots.


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[141] Jussi Awards Tauno Palo received three Jussi Awards for Best Actor: In 1946 for the film The Shadow of the Past In 1950 for the films Taurus boys ten and Robber-Scrooge In 1952 for the film The Apple Falls... Radio work Palo was involved in several radio listeners between the 1930s and 1950s.


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He usually did listenings on Mondays, as did other actors not part of the Radio Theatre.


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Mondays were days off from the theater.


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At most, these Monday listeners were estimated to have had one and a half million listeners.


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According to the Finnish Broadcasting Record Archive, Palo's radio debut was a listen to the son of Mök and Autumn in 1938.


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In the same year, he played the student Lassea in Suominen's family.


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Favourite couple Ansa & Tauno performed together in Duel atelier (1938) and Ostrobothnia (1954), where Palo interpreted the part of Jussi and Ikonen Maija.


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In 1949, Palo interpreted the role of Private Beckmann in Wolfgang Borchert's play Outside the Doors.


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The performance was rated as one of the best in the history of the Radio Theater in thisrecent history.


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[45] In Juha (1950), based on a novel by Juhani Aho, Palo played Shemeika.


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In the 1960s, Palo performed in a few listenings.


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In 1968, he read a monologue from the play The Apple Falls Valve-Ville.


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[143] Singer's Career Years 1934—1951 Tauno Palo was also a fairly active record singer during his career.


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His recording career was spread over two seasons: 1934—1951 and 1967—1975.


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In total, he recorded about 85tracks.


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The first recording of “Tuulikki” dates from 1934.


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That's what he did as Dallapé soloist.


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[144] A thousand copies of the debut single were sold.


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The B-side of the single, “Why Did You Get Away From Me”, became one of the 1934 blockbusters.


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Jenkka titled “Tuohinen Ring” (1934) gave a boost to Palo's singing career.


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A considerable number of songs recorded by Tauno Palo in the 1930s were explicitly punchy Yankees instead of sentimental songs, such as “Hulivilipoika”, “Kun heili mun petetti” and “You semmoinen, me this”.


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Palo was a very popular interpreter of iskelms in the 1930s, which was reflected in the amount of wishful mail received by Yleisradio.


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Listeners simply loved him.


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[145] The popular music films of Ansa Ikonen and Tauno Palo generated numerous success tunes.


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Particularly important in this regard was the SF Parade (1940), which has been considered even the most remarkable Finnish film musical.


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Folk favourites included evergreen themes such as “I got fired”, “Ah, you don't know”, “The tune of youth” and “I see a bright sky”.


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The title tune of Wifeokke (1936) was recorded by Arvi Tikkala instead of Palo.


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In Miekkee (1936), Palo performed the tango “Marjatta”.


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In 1942, Palo recorded with Birgit Kronström the Georg Malmstén composition “Champagne Struggle”.


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In the same year, he recorded the song “Playsword”, accompanied by violin and guitar.


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In 1948, Tauno Palo recorded several compositions, including “The Singing Heart”, which was associated with the film of the same name.


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In the 1950s, Palo's record singer career faded.


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He recorded only two pieces of music at the time: “Tukkilaisjenkka” and “Pohjolan valkea summer night” in 1951.


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[144] Years 1967—1975 The young tenor, who in the too-highly-adapted recordings of the 1930s sounded like a castrate soprano at worst, matured into a vocal interpreter who had seen life over the decades.


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Palo returned to the recording studios in 1967, when he recorded the popular anti-war song “Rose is Red”, along with songs “Porlamm's Evening Song” and “The Fire of Love”, among others.


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The following year, he recorded an EP of four pieces of music, with the most famous song being “Robber-Scrooge”.


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[146] In 1972, the album Kulkurin kannel was released, which raised Tauno Palo as a vocal interpreter.


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On this disc are songs “Erotessa” and “Suvisia sorrows”, among others.


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In 1974 Tauno Palo and Ansa Ikonen made a joint album Ansa & Tauno, on which they sang their old film tunes such as “Waltz of the Tramp”.


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Prior to that, they had recorded only two songs together: “Youth's tune” and “I fired I got” in November 1940.


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After their film careers, Palo and Ikonen also performed at joint singing gigs.


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His last recordings Palo made in 1975.


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He sang a few songs on the 50th anniversary album of the Dallapé Orchestra, including the tango “Mä rose dark” (Why did you leave me), which he recorded as early as 1934.


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Tauno Palo himself was rather dismissive of his singing career, which he characterised afterwards as: “I am no singer, I have never considered myself that way.


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I've always liked the song, it's a great thing.


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But the real singers are a whole different class − I just rallied a little...” [147] Filmography Tauno Palo was involved in more than 60 drama films, most often starring.


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All were black and white films.


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Entry 1 means the film has been released as a DVD, 2 denotes a VHS release.


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BD stands for Blu-ray release, the level of high definition is manifested in the number-letter combination mentioned in connection with it.


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Finnkino Oy has also released several Tauno Palo collections, each with four or five films starred by Palo.


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[148] 1930s annual film rolo1931Jääkäri Martti1932Kuisma and Helinäkuisma1934Helsinki's most famous businessmen's forest consulate Sund1935All Lovers' technology stud Arvo Source11936Wife agronomist Esko Latva1MieKereino Lahtinen1937Rafter's bridePaloniemi Juhanijuurakon Huldajudge Kaarle Soratie11938Niskavuori womenTaarne Niskavuori1Jääkäri bridejakäri Kalpa1939Forward — lifeRobert Harpain1February Manifesjaakko Eagle1God's Judgment Laws.


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kand. Aarne Horn 1940s yearfilm rolo1940Serenade with a war horn or private Paavonen's turipantsMajor Jyrki Harteinen1Suotorpa's Girllehtolan Mauri1SF parade tanu in Paalu1Adam's costume... and a little Eevankinpharmacist Himanen11941Tramp ValssiArnold, FreeLord1, 2, BD2kkaivopuisto beautiful Reginaengelbert von Leijoncrona1, 2Happy MinisterAdvertising cartoonist Kalevi Kari11942Fortune spins Kauko Maja1Marriage Company Paavo Kannas, architect1Puckraimo Kaarna11943White roses writer Arvo Helavalta Helavalta 11944Vaisuko's fianceElias Matinpoika Berg1Lord and Excellency Lieutenant General T. J. A. Heikkilä1945Thirteenth knockTimo Lehtonen1946Shadow of the Past Leimu1Week girl employer Antti Aholaloviisa — young hostess of Niskavuori Juhani Niskavuori11947Disposal of Pimeänpirtin von Holtenkoskenkylä Laureino Köyri1948Laitakaupunki songJukka Kyrö1Singing heart camreeri Aarno Grayling/singer Con Amore11949Robit-operrobert1The channel- Mikko 1950s and 1960s Annual Movie Role1950Professor Masaprofessor Mathias Karhivaara1From Härme boys tenisoo-antti1amor hoi! Charles Thompson Jr.1951TukkiriverCoat1952Eyes in the twilightSergeant Apple falls... valve-wildHe came from the windowTom Mack, hockey coach1953It started in the rainCaptain Kalervo Karhi1The most beautiful girlin the world Jack Coleman1Triplaolavi, DoctorHilja — MilkgirlKalevi, hostRenki11954Niskamountain AarneAarne Niskavuori1HonourReino Laurila, “Lasse” 1Barracks DaughterMajuri1HilmanDaytyrö, old Judge11955Unknown MilitarSarastie1, 2, Bd4k [149] Doll dealer and beautiful LilithGeneralLeaderMait caretaker Principal Six1Father's old and new architect Mauri Pekanpää 11956Solution JÖ Hart, Majuri1957Cross and LiekkiOlavi Gideoninboy1Niskavuori fightJuhani Mattila & Juhani Niskavuori1Unruly Generation Professor Reinhold Varavaara11958Blood on the handsMmerolf Bergas1Man from this starCaptain ret.


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Paavo Lampinen1959Hard game North Lieutenant ret.


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Kari Kivi/Max Östermalm11960Nina and Erikarchitect Tauno Vaara11961Scarlet Pigeon Doctor Olavi Aitamaa1 Television Movies Annual Film Role1965Purasen WeddingJussi Puranen1967People at the bottom of lifeLuka1969Gustav Vaasakusta Vaasa1975Reversti Porhola1975Warplayiteversti Kuosmanen DVD Collections Collections1February Manifestikaivopuisto Beautiful ReginaSinging Heartrespect2Forward — Lifetime Luck SpinningMarriage CompanyCity Song Professor Masa3SF Parade Tramp Waltz in Adam's costume and a bit of EevankinHilja, milkgirl4Happy MinisterPuckse started in the rainsNeck Mountain Aarne5White RosesTefree BrideHilmanDateRed Pigeon6Serenaade the War Horn of the Past Shadowfather's old and new cross and flame7Suotorpa's girlMiss Janitor Niskavuori fightHard game in Pohjola Documentaries Tauno Palo Top moments — Tauno Palo (1963) Life of Tauno Palo (1973) I live this day — Close-up of actor Tauno Palo (1973) Tauno Palo (1981) ) Palo of Emotions — The Life of Tauno the Great on the Big Screen (1983) Feeling Palo — A musical play about a movie hero (2009) Discography Singles Tuulikki/Why Did You Leave Me (Odeon A 228258 • 1934) Never (Odeon 228269 • 1934) Prodigal Son/Aron Girl (Odeon A 228272 • • 1934) That Ring (Odeon A 228282 • 1934) For Spring Streams (Odeon A 228285 • 1934) Dream Girl/Forgive the Armas (Odeon A 228296 • 1934) The Hulivist Boy (Odeon A 228311 • 1935) Child of the Street/Island Hermit (Odeon A 228324 • 1935)/When autumn comes (Odeon A 228327 • 1935) Call of the Sea Breeze/Girl of the Winds (Odeon A 228339 • 1935) Ah you don't know/Man (Odeon A 228359 • 1936) Marjatta/When I hear that (Odeon A 228360 • 1936) Days of our lives (Odeon A 228368 • 1936) You like this (Odeon A 228370 • 1936) Violin Girl (Odeon A 228390 • 1936) I guess one kiss gets (Odeon A 228395 • 1936) When I was fooled (Odeon A 228341 • 1937) Clock it nips (Odeon A 228489 • 1938) Spring of youth/Proud heili (Odeon A 228499 • 1938) Do you remember Anni (Odeon A 228507 • 1938) Da and I (Odeon A 228528 • 1939) Omens/Love Blossom (Odeon A 228555 • 1939) A moment of happiness/What would you say to me (Odeon A 228557 • 1939) Janitor's Yankka (Odeon A 228583 • 1939) I got fired/The tone of youth (Odeon A 228590 • 1940) Trap with Ikonen Champagne (Odeon A 228590 • 1940) Deon A 228611 • 1942) With Birgit Kronström I can see a bright sky (Odeon A 228615 • 1940) Little Annikki (Odeon A 228645 • 1942) A moment of love (Odeon A 228660 • 1942) Birgit Kronström (Columbia DY 386 • 1942) Singing heart/When can I get a message (Decca SD 5027 • 1948) May/Happy evening (Decca SD 5028 • 1948) Under the Tivoli lamps/Don't cry heart (Chord 1010 • 1948) Northern white summer night/Tukkilaisjenkka (Star RW 452 • 1951) Rose is red/Fire of Love (RCA FAS 985 • 1967) EPs Tauno Palo (RCA EPS 222 • 1968) Albums Georg Malmstén, Kauko Käyhkö and Kalevi Korpi Remembering in Helsinki's Kallio is located Tauno Palo Park named after Palo, with a monument to Tauno Palo executed by sculptor Kain Tapper from 1993.


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[150] The park received its current name in 1997.


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[151] In the Great Finns vote held by Yleisradio in 2004, Palo was chosen as the 55th largest Finns.


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[152] Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = von Bagh, Peter & Hakasalo, Ilpo| title = Iskelmö Golden Book| location = Helsinki| publisher = Otava| year= 1986| isbn = 951-1-08913-7}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = von Bagh, Peter| title = von Bagh, Peter| title = Blue song: independent Finnish art story| location = Helsinki| publisher = WSOY| year = 2007| isbn = 978-951-0-32895-8}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Ikonen, Ansa (edited by Saarikoski, Tuula) | title = Staraika| location = Helsinki| publisher = Weilin + Göilin ös| year = 1980| isbn = 951-35-2231-8}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Koski, Pirkko & Veltheim, Katri| title = Light-wedge actor| location = Helsinki| publisher = Otava| year = 1988| isbn = 951-1-10064-5}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Koskimies, Rafael| title = Finnish National Theatre.


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The history of boxing goes all the way back to ancient Greece, but modern boxing emerged in 18th-century England.


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Early history Fist fighting is mentioned as early as Homer's poems, but modern boxing originated in 18th-century England.


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Boxing was included in the program of the ancient Olympic Games for the first time in 688 BC, but the beginnings of fistfights lie in human prehistory.


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The earliest surviving evidence of “boxing” are Sumerian carvings from the 300s before the beginning of our period.


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Egyptian Thebes circa 16th century BCE.


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the resulting relief depicted boxers wearing helmets as well as people watching the match.


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[1] The first surviving rules of boxing are from ancient Greece.


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At the time, there were no installments in matches; instead, the match continued for as long until the opponent gave up or was unable to continue.


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It was forbidden to bind an opponent.


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Matches took place outside in the heat and sunshine.


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Matchmakers came from all social classes.


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In the great sports competitions of antiquity, the vast majority of fighters were from rich and prestigious families.


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Boxing has been widely described in Greek literature, among them in Homer's Iliah.


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[1] In the 3rd century BCE.


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the Greeks switched to using hard leather as protection for their fists, which easily caused the opponent to bleed.


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Padded gloves were used in training at that time, to some extent reminiscent of contemporary boxing mitts.


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The Romans developed a protective glove known as the caestus, which has been carefully described in the visual arts and literature of the time.


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The glove consisted of spikes and metal attached to leather.


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In Rome, boxing was widely pursued, including in gladiatorial fighting arenas.


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Soldiers used it to practice near-combat skills.


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Gladiator boxing matches were often fought until death.


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However, with the advent of Christianity and later the decline of the Roman Empire, boxing fell into oblivion for centuries.


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[1] Bare-Fist Time The first mention of an official boxing match from Britain dates back to 1681, and in 1698 began to organise regular bare-handed matches at the Royal Theatre in London.


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Matches took place without gloves and weight classes, and there were no rules excessively except for grand finals.


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Rounds existed in principle, but usually matches ended only after the other fighter was unable to continue.


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Wrestling grips were also permitted, and until the middle of the 18th century it was also common to hit anyone in the country.


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[2] Even though boxing was illegal, it was very popular.


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In the early 18th century, James Figg, the English champion boxer, became a nation-wide celebrity.


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Jack Broughton, a pupil of Figgs, is regarded as a major pioneer in bringing boxing among accepted forms of sport.


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Broughton was also one of the greatest and most successful fighters of the barefist period, and in 1743 he developed rules for the sport which, with the exception of minor modifications, were in place until 1838, when a more detailed London Prize Ring was published rulebook [3].


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[2] Broughton is said to have set out to develop the rules because one of his opponents had died as a result of injuries he sustained in the match.


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His style of fighting was reminiscent of contemporary boxing, when many fighters of that time had more of a tack fight.


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Under the Broughton Rules, wrestling grips were still permitted, but grabbing from below the waistline was forbidden.


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Under the rules, the round continued as long until the opponent was knocked to the ground, after which he had half a minute to stand up or be judged the loser.


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Broughton also developed a preform of modern boxing gloves to protect the hands and opponent of his own pupils.


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The development of gloves also had its drawbacks, and in certain respects they could be considered to have been more dangerous than bare fists, as there were fewer blows to the head when struck with a bare fist, as fighters tend to hit softer parts of the body to avoid damaging his own fist.


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Brain damage associated with boxing can be attributed to the development of padded mitts.


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[2] After Broughton lost his championship to Jack Slack in 1750, pre-arranged fights began to become more frequent, leading to the popularity of boxing.


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There were exceptions, too: history knows late-century great fighters Daniel Mendoza and “gentleman” John Jackson.


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Mendoza was very small in stature, only slightly on top at 70 kilograms, and he leaned on speed rather than power in his style.


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Mendoza suffered a defeat in the championship bout to Jackson, which contributed to continuing the development of boxing into an accepted sport and causing England's top brass to take an interest in the sport.


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In the early 19th century, many well-known boxers such as Jem Belcher, Tom Cribb, Ben Caunt and Jem Mace elevated to the English as symbols of manliness and respectability.


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[2] In 1838, the rules created by Broughton were developed and detailed and a collection of rules known as the London Prize Ring rules emerged.


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The first championship match under the new rules was fought the following year when James Burke suffered a defeat to William Thomson.


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The new rules defined a square perimeter with a side measure of 7.32 metres bordered by two ropes.


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The round ended when the boxer was knocked to the ground and the new round started after half a minute if the fighter had finished by then with the help of his corner.


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If the fighter did not finish himself under cover for eight seconds, he was judged to be the loser.


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Kicking, railing, pouting on, biting and punching under the belt were all defined as against the rules.


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[3] [2] George the Fourth Regent period was the golden age of British boxing.


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Back in those days, the British champion also held the rank of world champion.


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Only the United States was capable of competing with Britain.


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English boxing had spread to America as early as the 18th century, but began to gain greater popularity around the turn of the century with its core areas of Boston, New York and Philadelphia, as well as New Orleans.


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However, most U.S. boxers were immigrants from England or Ireland.


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[2] Queensberry Rules Although boxing had developed and grown greatly as a sport with the London Rules of 1838, boxing nevertheless had a poor reputation among the better English population and the sport needed greater changes.


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In 1876, John Graham Chambers of the Amateur Athetic Club developed new rules for the species, with the support of John Sholto Douglas, 9th Marquess of Queensberry, which gave greater weight to technique and skill.


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The rules known as Queensberry differed significantly from the London rules in four respects: the length of a round was defined as three minutes and the length of the batch break as one minute, wrestling fixtures were banned, the ground-beaten matchmaker was to be able to stand up on his own strength within ten seconds or he was judged to have lost by knockout.


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Around the same time, the first weight classes were additionally developed.


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[4] However, professional fighters guested the new rules and matches resumed under the old rules.


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However, the new rules gained popularity among young new matchmakers.


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A notable fighter of the Queensberry period was James Mace, who won by the old rules the English Championship in 1861.


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However, Mace advocated firmly for the changes and by his admission they began to achieve greater popularity.


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[4] Around the same time, power in the ring began to shift to US boxers who at the beginning of the century began to fight in the British Isles.


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Among the most notable American boxers of that time were Bill Richmond and Tom Molineux, both of whom were former slaves.


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Molineux matched against Englishman Tom Cribb twice, in 1810 and 1811.


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Reciprocally, British champion boxers set about conducting matches in the United States against local boxers.


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[4] Although the rules of boxing were changed for a more civilized taste, boxing began to lose its popularity even more.


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The middle class had other values in their lives and new faith trends emphasized abstinence from sinful leisure temptations.


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Boxing was often combined with other mild phenomena such as drunkenness and gambling.


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In addition to the actual boxing match, fists were often swinging in the stands as well.


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[4] Instead, in the United States, the species went on to grow with extensive waves of migrants.


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It was popular to organise matches among different nationalities, among other things.


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The British's reign came to a definitive end with the advent of Irish-based American John L. Sullivan, who in 1899 became the first US world champion.


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Since those times, the United States has been the leading country in professional boxing.


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With Sullivan, professional matches were started to be visited by Queensberry Rules too.


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The final bare handed title fight was Sullivan's 1889 title defence against Jake Kilrain.


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Around that time, bare-fisted corridor matches had been declared illegal in almost every U.S. state.


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[4] Amateur boxing Queensberry Amateur Championships continued from 1867 until 1885, and at that time amateurs wore gloves still unlike professionals.


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In 1880, the amateur boxing organisation ABA (Amateur Boxing Association) was formed in Britain when twelve clubs joined together.


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The ABA held its first championship tournament the following year, with four weight classes in use: featherweight (9 stone ≈ 57 kg), lightweight (10 stone ≈ 63.5 kg), middleweight (11 stone, 4 nails ≈ 71.7 kg) and heavyweight (no weight limit).


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One stone is 14 nails, and one nail is 454 grams.


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In 1902, the United States also began participating in the ABA Championships, and by 1924, 105 clubs had already joined the ABA.


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In the first half of the 20th century, amateur boxing gained popularity around the world.


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When the first international boxing federation, Federation Internationale de Boxe Amateur, was founded in 1920 in Paris, however, it had only five member countries.


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In 1946, the International Boxing Federation AIBA (Associaton Internationale de Boxe Amateur) was founded, with a total of 24 countries represented from five continents, and since its founding, AIBA has served as the official world organization for amateur boxing.


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The first World Amateur Championships were held in 1974.


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Today, there are already 189 AIBA member countries.


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For the first time boxing was an Olympic sport at the 1904 Saint Louis Games, and with the exception of the 1912 Stockholm Games, they have been on the official race programme every time ever since.


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In Saint Louis, boxers were allowed to fight in more weight classes, and American Oliver Kirk won gold in both flyweight and featherweight.


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The most successful Olympic boxing nations from 1974 to 2004 have been Cuba and the United States, of which Cuba and the United States have 29 and 21 gold medals respectively.


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Five countries have achieved their only Olympic medals from boxing: Puerto Rico (6 apiece), Tonga, Niger, Bermuda and Guyana.


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Olympic gold medal-winning boxers who have won the world heavyweight professional championship include Floyd Patterson (1952), Cassius Clay (late.


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Muhammad Ali, 1960), Joe Frazier (the first heavyweight gold medal-winning professional world champion in his weight class, 1964), George Foreman (1968), Leon Spinks (1976), Michael Spinks (1976) Lennox Lewis (1988), and 1996 Olympic champion Volodymyr Klychko.


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The most recent Finnish Olympic medal in boxing is Jyri Kjällin's bronze in 1992 from Barcelona.


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Women's boxing was already a show sport at the 1904 Saint Louis Olympics, but during the 20th century it was banned in many countries.


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The pioneer of the revival of female boxing was the Swedes, who in 1988 staged the first women's fights.


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The British Amateur Boxing Organisation organised the first women's boxing competitions in 1997.


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In the 1990s, AIBA established new rules for women's boxing, and in 1999 held the first European Championships and 2001 World Championships.


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The use of the head shield became mandatory at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, but in 2013 it was again removed for men.


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Women still use it.


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In the past, the point bill for amateur matches was different.


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Three and later five review judges awarded 20 points to the winner of each set, and proportionally fewer to the loser.


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The point landing system changed after the 1988 Seoul Olympics when both Michael Carbajal and Roy Jones Jr.


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lost their gold medal to the boxers of the host nation, although in line with public opinion they should have won.


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It was later revealed that judges had been bribed.


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After the Seoul Games, a review with a points machine was introduced.


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Referees push the button whenever they see a boxer pull off a successful punch.


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When three of the five judges press a button within 1.2 seconds, the point counts.


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If a boxer leads his opponent by more than 20 points, the bout will be suspended.


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Professional boxing In 1891, the private London club National Sporting Club began organising their own, with professional gloves in hand, matches, on their own terms.


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The NSC rules were based on the Queensberry Rules, with the addition of nine additional rules, essentially specifying more accurately the position of the trustees and the point bill that allowed refereeing the outcome of a bout, as previously all matches ended in a knockout or a lack of another boxer, incidentally, was unable to continue fighting.