Gretl Schörg
Gretl Schörg (born January 17, 1914 in Vienna ; † January 4, 2006 there ; actually Margarete Schörg ) was an Austrian operetta singer and actress . Schörg played at the Raimund Theater in Vienna , the Volksoper , the Wiener Kammerspiele and the Theater in der Josefstadt .
Life
Schörg first learned the profession of stenographer . At the age of 23 she won a beauty pageant and was named "Danube Queen". Schörg received his first theater roles in Vienna , Karlsbad , Mährisch-Ostrau and Marienbad . Her voice was discovered with a role in the Singspiel Das Dreimäderlhaus . She sang several operettas at the city theater in Aussig . In 1940 Schörg went to the Metropol Theater in Berlin , where she played Fritzi in Schmidseder's Frauen im Metropol . During the Second World War she played minor film roles; After the war she became known as a film partner of Johannes Heesters and Romy Schneider . In the first half of the 1950s she was heard in several operetta productions by WDR Cologne under Franz Marszalek . She was seldom heard as a speaker in radio plays, such as in 1959 in one of the famous Paul Temple radio plays by Francis Durbridge , namely in Paul Temple and the Spencer case .
For health reasons, Gretl Schörg restricted her activities in the early 1960s and ended her career in the early 1970s. She lived secluded in Vienna, where she died in 2006. Her honorary grave is located in the Hernalser Friedhof (group E, number 129). However, she is registered as Margarete Pfreimer with the Vienna cemetery administration .
In April 2004 she was awarded the Austrian Cross of Honor for Science and Art, 1st Class .
In 2016, the Gretl-Schörg-Weg was named after her in the 21st district of Floridsdorf in Vienna .
Filmography (selection)
- 1943: colleague is coming soon
- 1943: Mr. Sanders lives dangerously
- 1944: The man whose name was stolen
- 1944: intimacies
- 1949: fairy tales of happiness
- 1950: This man is mine
- 1950: One night in the Séparée
- 1950: Greetings and kisses from the Wachau
- 1950: engaged people
- 1950: wedding night in paradise
- 1950: Black Forest girl
- 1951: woe to him who loves!
- 1952: Season in Salzburg
- 1953: Fiakermilli - Favorite of Vienna (Die Fiakermilli)
- 1953: Secretly, quietly and quietly ...
- 1953: I only have your love
- 1955: The German champions
- 1955: The Spanish fly
- 1955: Bel Ami
- 1955: His daughter is Peter
- 1956: Goodbye at Lake Constance
- 1956: K. uk field marshal
- 1958: my 99 brides
- 1959: beloved beast
- 1959: Jacqueline
- 1961: In the black Rößl
- 1961: A warning is given about virgins
- 1962: Promise Street
- 1965: Danube Stories , Season 1, Episode 5 - World Cup and Longing
- 1966: crooks honor
- 1969: Thunderstorm! Thunderstorm! Bonifatius Kiesewetter
- 1970: Our timpanists blow up
- 1971: Funny stories with Georg Thomalla
- 1971: The great aunts strike
- 1972: Pediatrician Dr. Happy
- 1972: My daughter - your daughter
- 1973: The Commissioner , Episode 62 - A Spark in the Cold
- 1974: Crime scene : murder in the ministry
- 1975: Change
- 1977: Derrick : The Cuckoo's Egg
- 1985: Old Crooks - Blessed Meal
literature
- Klaus Rittweger: Gretl Schörg. My theater life . Wagner, Gelnhausen 2004, ISBN 3-935232-22-5
Web links
- Gretl Schörg in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Sound carrier by Gretl Schörg in the catalog of the German National Library
- Pictures by Gretl Schörg In: Virtual History
Individual evidence
- ^ Mailath: Maria-Lassnig-Straße decided . City hall correspondence of April 8, 2016, accessed April 8, 2016.
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Schörg, Gretl |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Schörg, Margarete |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian operetta singer and actress |
DATE OF BIRTH | January 17, 1914 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Vienna |
DATE OF DEATH | January 4, 2006 |
Place of death | Vienna |