Gloria Lilienborn
Gloria Lilienborn (* around 1910; † after 1945) was a German singer , accordionist and band leader .
Life
From the mid-1930s Lilienborn led the accordion band Gloria Lilienborn and Her Five Harmony Ladies , or Gloria Lilienborn and her 5 Glorias , with whom she performed in the German Empire , Austria and the Netherlands. In the early 1940s Lilienborn and her Ensemble Original Glorias recorded a series of partly swing- oriented records for Electrola , such as “Don't leave me alone tonight” (# 7206) by Michael Jary and Bruno Balz. Other titles were “Come back”, “Young man in spring doesn't want to be alone” (# 7051), “Ride, little rider” (# 7154), “Libidi” (# 7151) “Ship ahoy” (# 7246) and “We pass the great luck so easily” (# 7206). Lilienborn and her troupe made appearances with their songs in the films Polterabend (1940, directed by Carl Boese ), Ein Mann auf Abwegen (1940, directed by Herbert Selpin , with Hans Albers ) and Family Connection (1941, directed by Carl Boese). Nothing is known about her life in the post-war period .
Web links
- Gloria Lilienborn at Discogs (English)
- Gloria Lilienborn in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Under this name she appeared in Dutch cinemas in 1934, cf. Event poster of the West End Theater
- ↑ Günther Drommer: DC Switched. Everyday life under the swastika . Schwartzkopff Buchwerke, Berlin 2004, ISBN 3-937738-13-4 , p. 128.
- ↑ Information at Grammophon-platten.de
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Lilienborn, Gloria |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German musician |
| DATE OF BIRTH | around 1910 |
| DATE OF DEATH | after 1945 |