Betthupferl (radio broadcast)
Betthupferl is the title of a children's radio program on Bayerischer Rundfunk .
The bedtime was the BR Candida Franck invented and has, since March 1948 by the first children's radio boss bedtime stories every evening 7:55 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Bayern 1 broadcast. Since February 2, 2015, the program can also be heard on BR Heimat . Since January 1, 2019, the bedtime sweets no longer run on Bayern 1, but at 6:53 p.m. on Bayern 2 and there only from Monday to Saturday.
The stories are told in weekly series from Monday to Saturday. Well-known stories include: "Kater Calogero" by Ulrike Klausmann , "Herkules, die Zirkusflöhin" by Kilian Leypold , "Fanny and Klee" by Silke Wolfrum, "Tuesdays with Oma Otto" by Olga-Louise Dommel, "Mouse Charlotte von Huglfing "By Petr Chudozilov ," Hexe Hortense "by Werner Färber ," Maggamatsch und Mumpali "by Stephan Geesing ," Lilli stories "by Manuela Mechtel and" Simon and his Bazi "by Thomas Schmid .
In the first twenty years were Betthupferl most fairy tales or short poems read aloud. There was also music from the children's choir of the Bavarian Broadcasting Corporation. From 1952 to 1971 it was spoken by actress Adele Hoffmann . From 1970 the actress Monika Schwarz was the sole spokesperson for bedtime stories for more than 40 years. Since September 12, 2011, the little stories are also spoken by male actors, e.g. B. by Axel Milberg , Stefan Wilkening , Stefan Merki , Nico Holonics .
On Saturdays, the bedtime treat is broadcast in dialect (since 2011 initially on Sundays). A story from a Bavarian administrative district is told in the corresponding dialect. These Sunday editions are written and spoken by " native speakers " of the respective dialect. The authors of these dialect bedtime treats come from the fields of radio, literature, cabaret and puppetry, among others.