File:Hertha Pauli, Poldi Müller und Henri Peters-Arnolds (1927) © Wilhelm Willinger (1879–1943).jpg

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Wilhelm Willinger  (1879–1943)  wikidata:Q25460456
 
Description Austrian photographer
Porträt-, Bühnen- und Theaterfotograf, Pressefotograf
Date of birth/death 9 April 1879 Edit this at Wikidata 29 January 1943 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Budapest Shanghai
Work period 20. Jhdt.
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Budapest, Ateliers in Berlin (ab 1902). in Vienna (ab 1919) und in Shanghai (ab 1940)
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Deutsch: V.l.n.r: Hertha Pauli (1906–1973), Poldi Müller (?–?) und Henri Peters-Arnolds (1897–1988)
Neues Wiener Journal, 13. August 1927, S. 12:
In den Wiener Kammerspielen findet am Dienstag [16. August 1927] die deutsche Uraufführung von „Mein Sohn - mein Vater!“ (Mademoiselle Flüte), Lustspiel von Louis Verneuil, deutsche Bearbeitung Robert Blum statt, mit den Damen Poldi Müller, Hertha Pauli (von den Berliner Reinhardt-Bühnen), Käthe Franck-Witt, Therese Bellau, Käthe Manig. Martha Zifferer, Martha Auffärber und den Herren Hans Lackner, Peter Lorre, Peters-Arnolds, Willy Hendrchs, Oskar Hugelmann. Ferry Moitelle, Fritz Reiner, Leo Günsberger, Leo Erhardt, Heinrich Gaßner. Die Rolle des „Regisseur“ im Zwischenspiel wird von Robert Blum, der [das] Stück inszeniert, dargestellt werden.
Date Taken in 1927
Deutsch: Österreichische Nationalbibliothek (ANNO – AustriaN Newspapers Online)
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Deutsch: Die Bühne, 1927, Heft 146, S. 4
( http://anno.onb.ac.at/cgi-content/anno-plus?aid=bue&datum=1927&page=2116&size=45 )
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