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... Arts in 1949. He joined the Khamza Uzbek Drama Theater in Tashkent in 1938. His roles have included Ferdinand in Schiller’s Love and Intrigue. And the title roles in Avezov and Khodzhaev’s Furkat and lashen and Umari’s Khamza. He has portrayed V. I. Lenin in productions of Sha-trov’s The Sixth of July. And lashen’s Guiding Star. And Dawn of the ...

... Arts in 1949. He joined the Khamza Uzbek Drama Theater in Tashkent in 1938. His roles have included Ferdinand in Schiller’s Love and Intrigue. And the title roles in Avezov and Khodzhaev’s Furkat and lashen and Umari’s Khamza. He has portrayed V. I. Lenin in productions of Sha-trov’s The Sixth of July. And lashen’s Guiding Star. And Dawn of the ...

... Moscow and then acted in the Khamza Theater in Tashkent. Beginning in the late 1920’s, he acted chiefly in Uzbek films. His numerous character roles included the kurbashi Akramkhan in Ravat’s Jackals. (1927), the militiaman Rakhim in The Oath. (1937), the Emir’s Guard in Nasreddin in Bukhara. (1943), Tabib (Quack) in Journey Without Sleep. (1947), the ...

... Moscow and then acted in the Khamza Theater in Tashkent. Beginning in the late 1920’s, he acted chiefly in Uzbek films. His numerous character roles included the kurbashi Akramkhan in Ravat’s Jackals. (1927), the militiaman Rakhim in The Oath. (1937), the Emir’s Guard in Nasreddin in Bukhara. (1943), Tabib (Quack) in Journey Without Sleep. (1947), the ...

... . In 1929 he joined the Khamza Uzbek Theater, and in 1951 he completed a course of study in stage direction in Moscow. Khodzhaev excelled in the roles of the Uzbek poets and public figures Alisher Navoi and Khamza Khakim-zade Niiazi in Uigun’s and Sultanov’s Alisher Navoi. And Khamza by Iashen and Umari. His repertoire also included several roles from ...