Josip Pavic(1887-1936)
- Actor
Josip Pavic was a stage actor, primarily performing at the Croatian National Theatre in
Zagreb, Croatia, where his bronze bust is featured in the grand hall.
While he was a renowned actor in many roles, his most famous role was
as Hamlet. With other actors, he helped to build the 2nd installment of
the National Theatre, located in Split, Croatia.
He had two children - a son, Miroslav Vilhar, and a daughter, Zora Vincar (nee Repar). He did not marry either of the women who produced these children. Miroslav lived in Zagreb until his death, Zora emigrated with her mother (Antonia) to Welland, Ontario, Canada in 1903, where Zora lived until her death in 1959. Her father continued to write to her until his death.
Pavic died in Zagreb from cirrhosis of the liver and heart failure, in 1936. He was married at the time of his death. His distraught wife shot herself after his death, but did not die from her injuries. She lived for 4 to 5 years beyond Pavic.
Pavic's funeral was attended by hundreds of his fans. He was buried in Miragoj Cemetery, Zagreb.
He had two children - a son, Miroslav Vilhar, and a daughter, Zora Vincar (nee Repar). He did not marry either of the women who produced these children. Miroslav lived in Zagreb until his death, Zora emigrated with her mother (Antonia) to Welland, Ontario, Canada in 1903, where Zora lived until her death in 1959. Her father continued to write to her until his death.
Pavic died in Zagreb from cirrhosis of the liver and heart failure, in 1936. He was married at the time of his death. His distraught wife shot herself after his death, but did not die from her injuries. She lived for 4 to 5 years beyond Pavic.
Pavic's funeral was attended by hundreds of his fans. He was buried in Miragoj Cemetery, Zagreb.
