In 1898, Rózsahegyi joined the Hungarian Theatre, where he played parts in operettas; then at the turn of the century he entered the National Theatre, to which he loyally bonded, a bond the institution reciprocated when he was elected into permanent membership in 1923 until his retirement in 1935.
In 1898, Rózsahegyi joined the Hungarian Theatre, where he played parts in operettas; then at the turn of the century he entered the National Theatre, to which he loyally bonded, a bond the institution reciprocated when he was elected into permanent membership in 1923 until his retirement in 1935.