Carl Hinrichs (actor)
Carl Hinrichs (born September 18, 1907 in Oldenburg , † December 7, 1967 in Oldenburg) was a German actor .
Life
Carl Hermann Wilhelm Gustav Hinrichs was born as the only son of the businessman Emil Hinrichs and his wife Christine Hinrichs, b. Jürgens was born in Oldenburg. He attended the city boys' school and later the city high school in Oldenburg (today Herbartgymnasium), which he left at Easter 1923. Since he was supposed to take over the wine and spirits business at Haarenstrasse 61 in Oldenburg, he did a commercial apprenticeship as a wine merchant in Bremen, Mainz, Oppenheim and Hamburg. His father allowed him to go to America in 1928. Here he began to study mechanical engineering in New York, which he was unable to complete due to the turmoil in Europe. At the same time he worked in a garage in Port Chester . In 1933 he returned to Oldenburg, studied briefly mechanical engineering at the Polytechnic in Oldenburg, then entered his father's business, married and made his family hobby, acting in Low German, also his hobby.
During the Second World War he was sent to Poland, Russia and France as a reserve officer and in between had the opportunity to perform on various fronts with the August Hinrichs stage. In 1958 he sold the no longer profitable wine and spirits business and became a full-time actor. In 1967 he died after a short illness and was buried in the Gertrudenfriedhof (Oldenburg) in Oldenburg .
Hinrichs was the nephew of August Hinrichs and after his return from the USA in February 1933 became a popular actor and stage manager of the August-Hinrichs-Bühne , the Low German stage in Oldenburg (honorary office). He became known nationwide through the Heimatfilm popular in the 1950s, the recordings of plays by the August-Hinrichs-Bühne, Oldenburg on the Second German Television in the 1960s and, on the other hand, in smaller roles in early evening series and commercials.
He was also known throughout Northern Germany for his appearances on the radio and also on the Second German Television.
Pieces from the August Hinrichs stage with Carl Hinrichs
- 1933: "Burnkummedi" (later: " Wenn de Hahn kreiht ") by August Hinrichs
- 1934: "Söbenteihn Sack Coffee" by Rudolf Kinau
- 1934: "The last cab driver" by Paul Schurek
- 1934: “De hilligen dree Könige” by Felix Timmermans / Ivo Braak
- 1935: " De Etappenhas " by Karl Bunje
- 1936: "De swarte Haan" by Dr. Herbert Bellmer
- 1936: "Bradherings" by Erich Hummel-Hell
- 1936: "Dat Musfallnspill" by Heinrich Diers
- 1936: "Petermann goes to Madeira" by August Hinrichs
- 1937: "Spectacle in Kleihörn" by Karl Bunje
- 1937: "Nachtvagels" by Heinrich Schmidt-Barrien
- 1938: " För de Katt " by August Hinrichs
- 1938: "Wrack" by Wilfried Wroost
- 1938: Karl Bunje's “family union”
- 1938: "The gentle throat" by Felix Timmermanns / Ivo Braak
- 1939: “ Twee Kisten Rum ” by Alma Rogge
- 1939: "Wenn de Hahn kreiht" by August Hinrichs (60th birthday)
- 1946: "Wi willt läwen" by Heinrich Diers
- 1946: "För de Katt" by August Hinrichs
- 1947: "Bahnmeester Dod" by Hermann Boßdorf
- 1947: "Sodom and Gomorrah" by Heinrich Behnken
- 1947: " Swienskomödi " by August Hinrichs
- 1948: "Hein Butendbod sin Bestmann" by Ferdinand Oesau
- 1948: "De Hochtied in de Pickbalge" by Wilhelm Scharrelmann
- 1949: "De ruge Hoff" by Fritz Stavenhagen
- 1949: "De Fährkrog" by Hermann Boßdorf
- 1950: "Blinnekoh" by Karl Bunje
- 1950: "Stratenmusik" by Paul Schurek
- 1951: "Dat embarrassment child" by JPAsmussen
- 1951: "Around Cape Horn" by Fritz Wempner
- 1951: “Diederk schall freen” by August Hinrichs
- 1951: "Alltomal Sünner" by August Hinrichs
- 1951: “De Etappenhas” by Karl Bunje
- 1952: "Appels in Nawers Gaarn" by Walter A. Kreye
- 1952: "Ansmeert" by Georg von der Vring and Erich Schiff
- 1952: "De swarte Hannibal" by Karl Bunje
- 1952: "Freespraken" by Walter A. Kreye
- 1953: "De vergnögte Tankstell" by Fritz Wempner
- 1953: "In'n Mahlgang" by Karl Bunje
- 1953: "För de Katt" by August Hinrichs
- 1953: Karl Bunje's “family connection”
- 1955: “Twee Kisten Rum” by Alma Rogge
- 1955: "Dat Hörrohr" by Karl Bunje
- 1956: "Klocken von Guntsiet" by Heinrich Schmidt-Barrien
- 1956: “Swienskomödie” by August Hinrichs
- 1957: "Keen Utkamen mit't Inkamen" by Fritz Wempner
- 1957: "De tweie Kruk" by Heinrich v. Kleist / Hans-Helmut Nissen
- 1957: "De lüttje Wippsteert" by Erich Schiff
- 1958: "Inspector Walfisch" by P. Forster and FCMüller
- 1958: "Lilofee" by Manfred Hausmann / Heinrich Schmidt-Barrien
- 1958: "If you have money" by Wilfried Wroost
- 1958: "De Kleupracker" by Karl Bunje
- 1959: "Klävemann speelt Lewemann" by Bach and Arnold / Erich Schiff
- 1959: "Wenn de Hahn kreiht" by August Hinrichs (80th birthday)
- 1959: "Peper un Solt" by Karl Bunje
- 1959: "De kloke Anna" by Paul Schurek
- 1960: "Smuggler" by Walter Looschen
- 1960: “De Kriegskamerad” by Rudolf Reiner
- 1961: “De Latinsche Bur” by August Hinrichs
- 1961: "Dat Spill üm en Schaap, en Koh und söss brad'te eggs ..." by Paul Jessen
- 1961: “De Voss in de Fall” by Karl Bunje
- 1961: "Dat Testament" by Mary Waagechristensen / Heinrich Schmidt-Barrien
- 1962: “Where sin wi to Huus?” By Ivo Braak
- 1962: “Spektakel in't stairs” by Jens Exler
- 1962: "Lögen hefft korte Been" by Erich Schiff
- 1962: “De Deern is right” by Anton Hamik - ZDF recording
- 1963: “Family connection” by Karl Bunje - ZDF recording
- 1963: “Un de Wind weeiht vergeevs” by Walter A. Kreye
- 1963: "De swarte Hannibal" by Karl Bunje
- 1963: “De verflixte Hochtied” by Rudolf Reiner
- 1964: "För de Katt" by August Hinrichs - ZDF recording
- 1964: "De Swiensteert" by Karl Bunje
- 1964: "Jonny Foundation" by Alma Rogge
- 1964: “Dat embarrassment child” by Jens P.Asmussen
- 1965: "Appels in Nawers Gaarn" by Walter A. Kreye - ZDF recording
- 1965: "Mien Mann de fahrt to See" by Wilfried Wroost - ZDF recording
- 1965: "Kramer Kray" by Hermann Boßdorf - ZDF recording
- 1965: "Dat Doktorbook" by Jens Exler
- 1966: "Ferdinand pumped sien Froo" by Wilfried Wroost - ZDF recording
- 1966: "Wi poor arms" by Heinrich Schmidt-Barrien
- 1966: "Alltomal Sünner" - on the 10th anniversary of August Hinrichs' death
- 1966: “De Auction Schooster” by Alma Rogge
- 1967: “Wenn de Klock verschaut” by R. and CH Feenstra, in Low German by Hermann Quistorf
- 1967: "Pepper and Salt" by Karl Bunje - ZDF recording
Feature films
- 1954: On the Reeperbahn at half past twelve , director: Wolfgang Liebeneiner
- 1955: Krach um Jolanthe ( The happy village ), director: Rudolf Schündler
- 1955: The three from the gas station , directed by Hans Wolff
- 1956: What the swallow sang , directed by Géza von Bolváry
- 1958: Oops, now comes Eddie , director: Werner Klingler
- 1959: Bobby Dodd intervenes , directed by Géza von Cziffra
- 1960: When the heather is in bloom, director: Hans Deppe
watch TV
- 1965: Hafenmelodie on ARD
- 1967: Country doctor Dr. Brock - early evening series on German television
- 1967: Commercials for TotoLotto together with Beppo Brem
Web links
- Carl Hinrichs at the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Website of the Hinrichs family
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Hinrichs, Carl |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German actor |
| DATE OF BIRTH | September 18, 1907 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Oldenburg |
| DATE OF DEATH | 7th December 1967 |
| Place of death | Oldenburg |