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At 4 years of age he made his stage debut at the Royal Opera House. As he grew older he was a regular with the theatrical companies Goldoni, Ribalta, Indipendenza and Maleth at the [[Manoel Theatre]]. He was one of the founding performers on [[Radju Muskettieri]], a comic radio show which aired regularly between 1947 and 1970. He also presented [[Armando28]] and [[Armando70]] on television. Urso authored many comedy songs in Maltese, including the well known 'Lanċa Ġejja u Oħra Sejra'. | At 4 years of age he made his stage debut at the Royal Opera House. As he grew older he was a regular with the theatrical companies Goldoni, Ribalta, Indipendenza and Maleth at the [[Manoel Theatre]]. He was one of the founding performers on [[Radju Muskettieri]], a comic radio show which aired regularly between 1947 and 1970. He also presented [[Armando28]] and [[Armando70]] on television. Urso authored many comedy songs in Maltese, including the well known 'Lanċa Ġejja u Oħra Sejra'. | ||
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[[:Category:Armando Urso Photos]] | |||
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[[Category:A-Z of Theatre in Malta]] | [[Category:A-Z of Theatre in Malta]] | ||
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Armando Urso (22 May 1918 - 20 July 1976) was a Maltese comic actor.
At 4 years of age he made his stage debut at the Royal Opera House. As he grew older he was a regular with the theatrical companies Goldoni, Ribalta, Indipendenza and Maleth at the Manoel Theatre. He was one of the founding performers on Radju Muskettieri, a comic radio show which aired regularly between 1947 and 1970. He also presented Armando28 and Armando70 on television. Urso authored many comedy songs in Maltese, including the well known 'Lanċa Ġejja u Oħra Sejra'.