Eva L'Arronge

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Eva L'Arronge (born April 12, 1907 in Regensburg ; † unknown) was a German actress , dancer and radio play speaker .

Life

Eva L'Arronge came from a family of artists. Her grandfather was the actor and theater director Theodor Everhard L'Arronge (1812–1878), her father the actor Richard L'Arronge (1869–1942), from 1919 to 1920 director of the Regensburg Theater . The mother Adeline Lorjé and the aunt Betty L'Arronge (1845-1936) also worked as actresses. Eva L'Arronge's uncle was the well-known playwright and theater critic Adolph L'Arronge .

Eva L'Arronge appeared on the stages of Berlin as a singer and actress. During the National Socialist era, the artist initially received a separate work permit, as she was unable to provide the Aryan certificate required by the National Socialists . However, this permit was later withdrawn from her. The film career that began in the 1930s could not be continued either. Until then, L'Arronge had starred in comedies such as Die Koffer des Herr OF with Peter Lorre and in Carl Froelich's historical film Luise, Queen of Prussia with Henny Porten and Gustaf Gründgens . After the end of World War II she remained a rare guest in this medium. She made one last film appearance in Richard Eichberg's trip to Marrakech in 1949 .

On the other hand, L'Arronge has worked extensively as a radio play speaker since the 1950s, for example in the Arthur Conan Doyle adaptation Silberstrahl with Peter Pasetti as master detective Sherlock Holmes . In the Maya the Bee adaptations Himmelsvolk by the record label Auditon, she even spoke to her mother Adeline Lorjé.

Filmography (selection)

Radio plays (selection)

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Individual evidence

  1. Paul Stanley Ulrich: Biographical Directory for Theater, Dance and Music , 2 vol., Berlin 1997, vol. 1, p. 1039.
  2. ^ Paul Stanley Ulrich: Biographical Directory for Theater, Dance and Music , Vol. 1, p. 1039.
  3. Lilian Karina / Marion Kant: Hitler's Dancers: German Modern Dance and the Third Reich , Berghahn Books 2004, p. 305.