Zarli Carigiet
Zarli Carigiet [ karidʒ ( j) ɛt ] (born 5 August 1907 in Trun as Balthasar Anton Carigiet; † 6 May 1981 in Männedorf ) was a Swiss actor.
Life
Son of the farmer Alois Carigiet and Barbara Antonia Lombriser. After training as a decorator, he followed his brother Alois Carigiet to Zurich and became his assistant. First experiences on the amateur stage, he made 1927. Between 1934 and 1947 he worked at the Cabaret Cornichon, 1949 at the Cabaret Fédéral and from 1955 as a one-man stage. In the play Eusi chliini city in 1959, he sang for the first time the song Miis roof isch dr heaven vo Zuri, which became an Evergreen in German-speaking Switzerland. A long-playing record with his most popular songs and texts was produced in 1975 by the Trio Eugster. He was also discovered for the radio By his successful stage activity.
He had his first small film role in 1924 silent film The origin of the Swiss Confederation. From 1935 he played regularly in the Swiss dialect film. In the promotional film The Lucky Strike in car upholstery in 1937 he had made an appearance. One of the three main roles he took over behind the seven tracks and in its sequel The devil has a good laugh. His third and last major role he played in it roof überem Chopf, the screen adaptation of the successful radio play from 1960, in which he also played the lead role. Due to lack of offers he retired after 1962 more and more back. Some popular television appearances were the exception.
From 1940 Zarli Carigiet was married in first marriage to Jacqueline Moillet. The marriage comes from a son. After the divorce in 1945 he married Doris Eberli 1949. The couple has two children.