About Josef Alois Náhlovský
Josef Alois Nahlovsky (15 December 1949 in Lom u Mostu to 7 April 2022 in Usti nad Labem) was a Czech comedian, entertainer and musician, and on occasion an actor and writer. His routines built on one character: a sly simpleton who, in the manner of the folk figure Foolish Honza, got past every trap set for him.
He started out in Usti nad Labem as a host, working with the entertainer Petr Novotny as compere for the band Fesaci. He formed a comic pair with his acting partner Josef Mlady and also worked with the presenter Karel Sip. He invented a humorous theory about a fictional people of the old Ore Mountains and turned it into the book Krusnohorska kronika, illustrated by Stepan Mares, and often called himself the last living Krusnohorec.
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Who was Josef Alois Náhlovský?
Josef Alois Náhlovský was a Czech comedian, entertainer and musician, and occasionally an actor and writer, born in Lom u Mostu in 1949.
What character did Josef Alois Náhlovský play?
His routines were built on a sly simpleton who, like the folk figure Foolish Honza, slipped past every trap set for him.
How did Josef Alois Náhlovský start his career?
He began in Usti nad Labem as a host, working with entertainer Petr Novotny as compere for the band Fesaci, and later formed a comic pair with Josef Mlady.
What is Krusnohorska kronika?
Krusnohorska kronika is a book by Josef Alois Náhlovský, illustrated by Stepan Mares, based on his humorous theory about a fictional people of the old Ore Mountains.
