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One of her next films was Danton/All for a Woman (Dimitri Buchowetzki, 1921) in which she acted at Emil Jannings’, Werner Krauss’, and Conrad Veidt’s side. In Tragödie der Liebe/Love’Tragedy (Joe May, 1923) she appeared again with Emil Jannings and also with the up-and-coming Marlene Dietrich. From 1941 to 1945, https://limefx.club/ Trude Marlen belonged to the ensemble of the renowned Burgtheater in Vienna. She only appeared in a few films such as Fahrt ins Abenteuer/Trip Into Adventure (Jürgen von Alten, 1943) with Winnie Markus and Die beiden Schwestern/The Two Sisters (Erich Waschneck, 1943) starring Gisela Uhlen and Marina von Ditmar.
Throughout the 1920s Marlene continued to work on stage and in films both in Berlin and Vienna. She attracted most attention in stage musicals and revues, such as Broadway and Es Liegt in der Luft/It’s in the Air. In Europe, Anna May Wong became a sensation in the German film Schmutziges Geld/Show Life (Richard Eichberg, 1928) with Heinrich George. In Vienna, she played the title role in the stage operetta ‘Tschun Tschi’ in fluent German. Wong became an inseparable friend of the director, Leni Riefenstahl. According to Wikipedia, her close friendships with several women throughout her life, including Marlene Dietrich, led to rumors of lesbianism which damaged her public reputation.
The audience loved her comedic touch, and Josephine was a box office draw for the rest of the show’s run. She was born Freda Josephine McDonald in St. Louis, Missouri, on June 3, 1906 to washerwoman Carrie McDonald and vaudeville drummer Eddie Carson. Eddie abandoned them shortly afterward, and Carrie married a kind but perpetually unemployed man named Arthur Martin. Their family eventually grew to include a son and two more daughters. All clients’ funds are kept safe with Top Tier European Banking Institutions. Our Banks are Lloyds, NatWest (parent of RBS), Wirecard, and AAIB, all of which are highly rated by Moody’s, Fitch and S&P.
/Woe to Him Who Loves (Sándor Szlatinay, 1951) and a remake of Der Vogelhändler/The Bird Seller (Arthur Maria Rabenalt, 1953) opposite Ilse Werner. In the late 1950s, his film career limefx review started to sour as his past successes were no longer remembered. His parts became smaller and the films rarer, but he returned successfully to the stage of the Burgtheater in 1959.
Schünzel also directed a French version with Roger Le Bon, La belle aventure (1932), starring Käthe von Nagy and Daniel Lecourtois in the role of Albach-Retty. Assistant director Kurt Hoffmann would later direct a remake, Das schöne Abenteuer (1959), with Liselotte Pulver and Robert Graf. Marie Magdalene Dietrich was born in Berlin-Schöneberg, Germany, in 1901. She was the younger of two daughters of Louis Erich Otto Dietrich and Wilhelmina Elisabeth Josephine née Felsing. Her mother was from a well-to-do Berlin family who owned a clock making firm and her father was a police lieutenant.
Paul Muni, an actor of European descent, was to play O-lan’s husband, Wang Lung, and MGM chose German actress Luise Rainer for the leading role. Wong spent the next year touring China, visiting her father and her younger brothers and sister in her family’s ancestral village Taishan and studying Chinese culture. To complete her contract with Paramount Pictures, she starred in several B movies, including Daughter of Shanghai (Robert Florey, 1937), Dangerous to Know (Robert Florey, 1938), and King of Chinatown (Nick Grinde, 1939) with Akim Tamiroff. These smaller-budgeted films could be bolder than the higher-profile releases, and Wong used this to her advantage to portray successful, professional, Chinese-American characters. Wong’s cabaret act, which included songs in Cantonese, French, English, German, Danish, Swedish, and other languages, took her from the U.S. to Europe and Australia through the 1930s and 1940s. She paid less attention to her film career during World War II but devoted her time and money to helping the Chinese cause against Japan.
When the troupes split, she tried to advance as a chorus girl for The Dixie Steppers in Sissle and Blake’s production Shuffle Along. She was rejected because she was “too skinny and too dark.” Undeterred, she learned the chorus line’s routines while working as a dresser. Thus, Josephine was the obvious replacement when a dancer left.
After the end of the Second World War, she mainly acted in theatre. For example, she was one of the founding members of the Kleine Komödie in Vienna, where she worked extensively in the 1970s and 1980s. In addition, she gave numerous guest performances with touring companies. (1947) and could be seen in Leckerbissen/Gems (Werner Malbran, 1948), a rather unambitious potpourri of eighteen formerly popular cinema productions in random order. In 2001 she starred alongside Leon Askin in Ene mene muh – und tot bist du/Eeny, meeny, miny, moe – and you’re dead (Houchang Allahyaris, 2001).
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Wong starred in Lady from Chungking (William Nigh, 1942) and Bombs over Burma (Joseph H. Lewis, 1943), both anti-Japanese propaganda made by the poverty row studio Producers Releasing Corporation. She donated her salary for both films to United China Relief. She invested in real estate and owned a number of properties in Hollywood. As early as 1913 Käthe Dorsch had her first film role in the short, silent comedy Wenn die Taxe springt (Danny Kaden, 1913). In 1920 she married colleague film star Harry Liedtke, with whom she had appeared in the fairy tale Dornröschen/Sleeping Beauty (Paul Leni, 1917).
All client funds, without exception, are fully segregated and kept separate from JFD Brokers’ company funds. Client funds segregation ensures that client funds are not used to pay back creditors in the unlikely event of our company’s default or insolvency. She appeared as a resolute demimonde dame with psychotherapeutic powers in the Jekyll-and-Hyde-drama Der Andere/The Other (Robert Wiene, 1930), costarring Fritz Kortner and Heinrich George. She said goodbye to her ‘backfisch’ image and impersonated frequently on the screen.
On Broadway, she starred in the drama ‘On the Spot’, that ran for 167 performances and which she would later film as Dangerous to Know (Robert Florey, 1938). Trude Marlen was born as Gertrude ‘Trude’ Marlen Posch in 1912 in Graz, Austria. Together with her twin sister Cecilia and her sister Grete she grew up in her native city Graz.
She played in several films, including Der Blusenkönig/The King of Blouses (Ernst Lubitsch, 1917), Erborgtes Glück/Hided Happiness (Arthur Wellin, 1919) with Alexander Moissi, and the August Strindberg adaptation Fräulein Julie/Miss Julie (Felix Basch, 1921) with Asta Nielsen. Then followed a long interval till 1930, when she appeared in Die Lindenwirtin/The Linden Tree Landlady (Georg Jacoby, 1930) with Hans Heinz Bollmann. The sound film offered her more possibilities to express herself. She impersonated important women like Maria Theresia in Trenck, der Pandur/Trenck, the Pandur (Herbert Selpin, 1940) and Friederike Caroline Neuber in the melodrama Komödianten/The Comedians (Georg Wilhelm Pabst, 1941). During the war, she played a heroic role by saving colleagues in trouble. For this she used her friendship with Hermann Göring, whom she know from her childhood.
Her first public appearance as a coloratura soprano under the name of Alpár was in 1923 at the Magyar Állami Operaház (Hungarian State Opera House) in Budapest. In 1927 she started to sing at the Wiener Staatsoper (Vienna State Opera). Her career there was promoted by eminent conductors such as Erich Kleiber. Later she moved on to Berlin, where she sang in operas like ‘Die Zauberflöte’ (The Magic Flute) by W.A. Mozart as the Queen of the Night, ‘Il barbiere di Siviglia’ (The Barber of Seville) by Gioacchino Rossini, and ‘Rigoletto’ and ‘La Traviata’, both by Giuseppe Verdi.
After the war, Käthe Dorsch devoted her self to the Burgtheater for which she played major parts in classic plays. In 1956 she caused a media scandal, when she slapped Vienna theatre critic Hans Weigel in the face in broad daylight. In the following trial she was condemned to pay 500 Schilling. She determined her heritage for a foundation to help poor artists. In Vienna there is now a Käthe-Dorsch-Gasse, and in Berlin a street is called the Käthe-Dorsch-Ring. As an immediate result and without any exceptions, our client funds will NOT be affected by the tax on Cypriot bank deposits.
Charlotte Ander was born Charlotte Andersch in 1902 in Berlin. She was the daughter of German stage/film couple Rudolf Andersch and Ida Perry. Her film career started with Die letzte Stunde (Dimitri Buchowetzki, 1920) with Reinhold Schünzel.
