Aliki Zografou (Greek: Αλίκη Ζωγράφου, Volos 1916-1992) was a Greek actress.
She studied acting at the Athens Conservatory and the National Theatre. She made her debut in Marika Kotopouli's company, in Jacques Deval's play The Mistresses of Baba (1932) in the role of Erietta. In 1935 she appeared with the same company in Victorien Sardou's Lady Does Not Follow Me and immediately afterwards she participated in the company's winter tour in Spyros Melas' play The Father is Being Trained, Grigorios Xenopoulos' This Is How the World Is and in other performances. She participated in many Greek films.
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Aliki Zografou (Greek: Αλίκη Ζωγράφου, Volos 1916-1992) was a Greek actress.
She studied acting at the Athens Conservatory and the National Theatre. She made her debut in Marika Kotopouli's company, in Jacques Deval's play The Mistresses of Baba (1932) in the role of Erietta. In 1935 she appeared with the same company in Victorien Sardou's Lady Does Not Follow Me and immediately afterwards she participated in the company's winter tour in Spyros Melas' play The Father is Being Trained, Grigorios Xenopoulos' This Is How the World Is and in other performances. She participated in many Greek films.
