Through a "coup" by his friend and living storyteller Eric Wennerholm it came about that Olle Olsson was the one who renewed Anders Sandrew's Oscar Theatre in the 1960s with artistically executed backdrops. The great theater director Sandrew, the famous actor Max Hansen and the painter Olle Olsson met at the Wennerholm's initiative out in Tapiola. The first show where Olle Olsson made the scenes for the operetta classic "White Horse" became a smash hit and art critics took for once to review even the artistic decorations. The similarities between Tapiola and the inn Im Weissen Rössl in the Salzkammergut where the "White Horse" was obvious. Art Critics Nils Palmgren wrote wit...