1976 Éva Ruttkai (1927-1986) Kossuth and double Jászai Mari Prize-winning actress's own solo evening dress. The evening "Command Her Fairy Queen" was presented on May 20, 1976 at the Crown Confectionery in Budavár. Black jeremy silk dress. Add the image of the artist in the dress and the certificate of provenience signed by Éva Ruttkai's heir. Charity auction! The total proceeds of the lot auction will be paid to the Tompos Kátya Foundation. ADVERTISING - HISTORY THAT STAYS WITH US GUNDEL BALL On February 6, 2027, a new chapter in the history of the Gundel Ball begins. The more than 130-year-old Gundel Palace Ball opens its doors with the title "Home of Legends", which is born from the meeting of Hungarian film history, culture and Gundel's heritage. The Ball honors the legendary artists of the Gundel family - Zoltán Latinovits - István Bujtor - the 100th anniversary of the birth of Hungarian film and theatre art and Éva Ruttkai. The members of the family offered personal relics, the proceeds of which are fully donated by the organizers of the ball to the Tompos Kátya Foundation. Éva Ruttkai's former performance evening dress, Zoltán Latinovits, depicting himself IV. The set of Henrik's play from 1970 and István Bujtor's winning sailing cup from 1996. It was created by the family and close friends of the Tompos Kátya Foundation, with the aim of preserving its memory and work in a way worthy of Katya and helping its fellow fates according to its wishes. The Foundation aims to implement its charitable plans by supporting the treatment of actors who have lost their work as a result of the disease and people with rare cancers like Katya's. Tompos Kátya Jászai Mari Prize-winning Hungarian actress, who, with her extraordinary talent and versatility, became a determining figure in Hungarian cultural life. In addition to his many memorable theatre roles, he stole himself into the hearts of the audience with his performances in popular films such as Something America or the Walls. His outstanding musical talent was also demonstrated by his solo albums and concerts. After a long, dignified illness, he died on May 31, 2024, tragically young, only at the age of 41. You can view the item at the Bagolyvár restaurant, with prior consultation. That's where the takeover takes place. The purchase price of the item can be paid to the account of the Tompos Kátya Foundation.