Cornelius Kirschner

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Cornelius Kirschner ( May 28, 1858 in Vienna - March 4, 1931 there ) was an Austrian actor .

Life

Kirschner, the son of a weapons manufacturer, initially studied chemistry and also worked in this area. However, since he was interested in the theater, Alwin Swoboda already used him as an extra at the Ringtheater.

In 1875 he decided to take up the stage profession. He started in Bösendorf, then went to Mödling, Wels, Olmütz, Budapest, Breslau and Berlin. When the Raimund Theater was founded in 1893, he was committed to this stage. He was a member of the Carltheater only from 1900 to 1902 . He left the Raimundtheater in 1910 and then worked at the Deutsches Volkstheater until 1927 , mainly in plays by Nestroy, Anzengruber and Thoma.

He worked on all the stages on which he was active, in the character comic or humorous father roles, with which he was also widely applauded.

From his repertoire are mentioned: "Dusterer" in G'wissenswurm , "Striese" in the robbery of the Sabine women , "Hasemann" etc. His previous sphere of activity also included roles such as "Kniffling" in Winkelschreiber , "Adam" in the Broken Jug , "Vansen" Etc.

From 1920 to 1928 he was also seen in some silent films.

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