F - For: reasons
A - And: addition/next action
N - Nor: not one or the other
B - But: contrasting and unexpected results
O - Or: choices and conditions
Y - Yet: contrasting and unexpected results
S - So: actions taken
Task 4. Practice in Compound Sentence. Use FANBOYS (for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so) to write one compound sentence using the two simple sentences.
1. Michel drove to visit his friend. They went out for dinner. - Show a sequence of events
2. Ann thinks she should go to school. She wants to get qualifications for a new profession. - Provide a reason
3. Joe invested a lot of money in the business. The business went bankrupt. - Show an unexpected result
4. Lucy didn't understand the homework assignment. She asked the teacher for help. - Show an action taken based on a reason
5. The participants didn't prepare for the test. They didn't realize how important the test was. - Give a reason
6. Sally thinks she should stay home and relax. She also thinks she should go on vacation. - Show additional information
7. The special doctors looked at the x-rays. They decided to operate on the patient. - Show an action taken based on a reason
8. I went out on the town. I came home late. - Show a sequence of events
UNIT 3.
GREAT UZBEK AND ENGLISH ACTORS
Lesson 12.
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The greatest actors of last century
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Grammar:
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Direct and indirect speech
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The greatest actors of last century
Famous people of the 20th century who left an indelible mark in the field of theatre and cinema are also present in Uzbek art to a significant extent. They did great works in the field of theatre and left a great legacy for the younger generation. Some of them:
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Hamza Umarov is an actor, director, People's Artist of Uzbekistan, a participant of the Second World War. He studied at the Tashkent Institute of Theatre and Fine Arts. From 1950 to 1986, he worked at the Muqimiy Theatre, from January to August 1987 at the Hamza Theatre, and then at the "Uzbekfilm" film studio. Ja'far in the play "Armugon" is his first character on stage. Gani in "Oltinkol" (Uygun), Huzurhoja in "Nurkhan" (K. Yashin), Shopur in "Farhad and Shirin" (Khurshid), and Tersak in "Ravshan and Zulhumor" (K. Yashin). Characteristic, lyrical and humorous directions formed in U.'s work in the 50s continued in the following years.
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Zaynab Sadriyeva is a People's Artist of Uzbekistan, worked in the Uzbek Youth Workers' Theatre in 1930-1933, in the Hamza Theatre in 1933-1987, and in the Abror Hidoyatov Theatre in 1987-1991. The unique talent of the actress was revealed in the creation of monumental images of women with a difficult fate, but strong will. Including Kruchinina ("Innocent Guilty"), Lyubov Yarovaya ("Lyubov Yarovaya"), Khrystina ("Not on the Lists") and others. Also, in Sadriyeva's works, the image of strict women who are determined to pass judgment has a special place: Gavharshad Begum ("Mirzo Ulugbek"), Tangabeka ("On the Night of the Eclipse"), Hajiona ("Servant with a Rich Man") and Milford Khanim in other classic works ("Trick and love"), such characters as Gertrude ("Hamlet"), Vassa, Glafira ("Vassa Zheleznova", "The Last Victim") are distinguished by their social and psychological depth and completeness.
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Razzaq Hamroyev is a People's Artist of Uzbekistan, actor, director, pedagogue. He graduated from the Tashkent Theatre and Art Institute. One of the founders of the Namangan Theatre. Actor, director, chief director, artistic director at the Namangan Theatre. Since 1946, he has been an actor, director, chief director at the Mukimi Theatre, since 1977 he has been a director, and since 1954 he has taught at the Tashkent Institute of Theatre and Fine Arts, a professor. Nazim in "Tahir and Zuhra" (S. Abdulla), Rustam in "Rustam" (U. Ismailov) are H.'s first characters created on stage. H. made a significant contribution to the formation of the stage and screen narrative. In the musical drama "Farhod and Shirin" based on Khurshid's Navoi epics, Khusrav played the roles of Khaqan, and in the drama "Navoi" (Oybek) he played the role of Navoi.
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Yaqub Ahmedov is the People's Artist of Uzbekistan. Graduated from the Tashkent Art Institute. In 1958, he started working at the Hamza Theatre. Ali Kushchi (Maqsud Shaikhzada, "Mirzo Ulugbek"), Murad (Uygun, "Parvona"), Lester (Friedrich Schiller, "Maria Stewart"), who created the first years, defined his creative path. Akhmedov's work is full of social and ideological content, wide-ranging and versatile. Along with correctly embodying the hero's actions, he strives to reveal his soul, power of thought, wave of thoughts and emotions, his mood, great human qualities. The best roles: Hakimboyvachcha (Hamza, "Boy with a servant"), Sakson Nurtoyevich (O. Jahanova, "Hazrati Ayl"), To'lagan (A. Ibrohimov, "Puch"), Kayhisrav (S. Sirojiddinov, "Tomaris"), Alisher Navoi (Uygun, I. Sultan, "Alisher Navoi") and others.
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Yaira Umarovna Abdullayeva is People's Artist of Uzbekistan. Graduated from the Tashkent Art Institute. His work began in the front concert brigade under the leadership of Gavhar Rahimova. Since 1950 at the Hamza Theatre. Hafiza (A. Qakhor, "Shahi so'zana"), Guli (Uygun, I. Sultan, "Alisher Navoi"), Katerina (A. Ostrovsky, "Thunderbolt"), Gulbahor (Hamza, "The maid with a rich man"), Gulnor ( Oybek, "Good blood"), Turgunoy (I. Sultan, "Unknown person"), Khemnolini (based on the work of R. Tagore, "Daughter of the Ganges River"), the lives of women of different categories, their fate, courage and embodied nobility.
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Sora Abdurahmonovna Eshontorayeva is an actor, public figure, People's Artist of Uzbekistan. He graduated from the Uzbek drama studio in Moscow. Actress of Uzbek State Academic Drama Theatre named after Hamza since 1927, director of this theatre in 1943-45 and 1953-60. has been Tursunoy in "Attack" and Beatrice in " One servant for two richmen " are her first roles. Since the 1930s, Eshontorayeva has performed the roles of leading protagonists in almost all works staged in the theatre. The actress began to reflect not only the feelings of her characters, but also her determination, will and faith.
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Toti Yusupova was born on March 10, 1936 in Samarkand region. Graduated from the Tashkent Theatre and Art Institute. Since 1957, he worked in the Uzbek National Academic Drama Theatre. On the stage of the theatre Hafiza (Abdulla Qahhor, "Shohi so'zana"), Sonya (A. Chekhov, "Uncle Vanya"), Karasoch (Uygun, "Doubt"), Hajar (A. Qahhor, "A sound from the coffin" ), Nuri (Oybek, "Happy blood"), Ona (E' Robles, "Stronger than death"), Khanzoda (Hamza, "Servant with the rich"), Shafaq (M. Karim, "On the night of the eclipse") , Rahima (O'. Umarbekov, "The Commission"), Sotti (S. Ahmad, "The Rebellion of the Brides"), Fatima, Zebi (O'. Umarbekov, "The Fast Sun", "Doomsday Debt"), Nadira (T. Tola, "Nadira"), Mastura (Hamza, "Secrets of Paranji") created the image of various heroes. Also, the actress worked effectively in the cinema.
Toti Yusupova received the title of People's Artist of Uzbekistan in 1994, and in 2020 was awarded the Order of "Labour Fame".
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Dilbar Ikromova is the People's Artist of Uzbekistan. Graduated from the Tashkent Theatre and Art Institute. Since 1970, he worked at the Hamza Theatre (now the Uzbek National Theatre). Zubarjat in the play "On the eclipsed moon" (M. Karim) is the first character he created on stage. He gained fame with such roles as Ozoda ("Faith"), Dilorom ("Golden Wall"), Feokla Ivanovna ("Marriage"), Roller ("Robbers"), Momo ("Chimildyk"). Her performance is an example of life reality and sincerity, very believable delivery of dialogues, sensitive approach to even the smallest aspects of the role, skillful use of facial expressions are characteristic of the actress's work. Also appeared in films: Sotti ("The Rebellion of Brides"), Crazy Woman ("The Swallow"), Mother ("My Lonely Monument"), Mother ("Scorpion")
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Fathulla Masudov was born in Tashkent in 1963. In 1980-1984, he was a student of the Tashkent Theatre and Art Institute.
In 1986-1988, he worked as an assistant director of the Uzbek State Academic Drama Theatre, and from 1988 as an actor. Since 2015, he has been working as the director of the Uzbek National Academic Drama Theatre.
In 1999, he received the "Fame" medal. In 2003, he was awarded the title of Meritorious Artist of the Republic of Uzbekistan. In 2014, he was awarded the "Labor Fame" order.
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Utkuri, the main character in the play "Parvona" by the famous Uzbek writer Uygun, is the main factor in the popularity of Obid Yunusov, the People's Artist of Uzbekistan. Obid Yunusov is the son of the famous composer Yunus Rajabi. He was born on November 20, 1934 in Tashkent. He studied at the Institute of Theatre and Art in 1952-56. The audience is familiar with the roles of Obid Yunusov in the feature films "Happy Weddings", "Maysara's Work", "Duel under the Sycamore". More than 1000 films were translated into Uzbek with the voice of Obid Yunusov.Obid Yunusov was the father of two sons, grandfather of 6 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.
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In fact, many famous actors and actresses have left their names indelible by selflessly playing roles in the Uzbek theatre scene.
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