Andor Kardos

1875–1938 (age 63)

Biography

Andor Kardos embraced the theater as a calling, introducing audiences to a range of characters from comedic allies to earnest confidants, and leaving a legacy of thoughtful, human performances.

He is recalled for his warm presence backstage and his steady devotion to the craft, resting now beside others who shaped their art in the Kozma Street Jewish Cemetery.

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