Leif Normann Nilsen, known professionally as Leif Juster, and born on February
14, 1910 in Christiania, Oslo, was a singer, actor, and comedian. He began his
career as a singer and comedian, debuting in the revue Chat Noir autumn revuw in
1930. Juster's breakthrough came with his role in the revue Brøl Oslo in 1936,
which ran for 267 performances. Juster was also a frequent guest on radio and
television programs, known for his humorous numbers such as Prammen og madammen
and Mot norrmalt. He received numerous awards, including The Leonard Statuette
in 1969 and Oslo City Cultural ...