Armand Zaepfel

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Armand Zaepfel , wrongly also Gäpfel ( January 20, 1890 in Stosswihr in Alsace - May 7, 1937 in Munich ) was a German film and theater actor .

Live and act

Zaepfel came from a musical family, his father was a teacher and his first name at birth was Sebastian Amadeus. At first he worked as a teacher before joining the theater. Even before the First World War he worked on German provincial theaters (e.g. in Königsberg ), and after the war mainly in Munich venues.

“Unforgettable is the series of his inwardly pervaded by deep sensibility, outwardly powerful and in large lines of form and movement laid out character portrayals. Its range ranged from humorous and popularly comical tasks to the most sublime designs that the tragic stage has to demand. "

- Obituary of the German Stage Yearbook 1938, p. 126

, The last on Zaepfel Bavarian State Theater had been obliged died in hospital of Munich-Schwabing to double pneumonia and erysipelas , as it is in the stage yearbook.

Theater graphics (selection)

Filmography

  • 1934: The Chicago refugee
  • 1934: The lost valley
  • 1934: Peer Gynt

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Armand Düpfel. In: Hans Otto Horch, Horst Denkler : Judaism, anti-Semitism and German-language literature from the First World War to 1933/1938. (Conditio Judaica, Part 3). De Gruyter, Berlin 1993, ISBN 3-11-187883-X , p. 344, fn. 49. (online at: books.google.de )