Hans L'Arronge

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Hans L'Arronge (born January 18, 1874 in Berlin , † July 17, 1949 in Berlin) was a German writer .

Life

As the son of the playwright and theater director Adolph L'Arronge , he studied at the University of Berlin and received his doctorate in 1897. phil. at the University of Jena . From 1897 he worked as a director and dramaturge at the Berlin theater, from 1898 as a dramaturge at the Lessing Theater in Berlin. Since 1899 he also gave practical drama lessons. From 1912 to 1917 he was the director of the drama school at the Stern Conservatory . From 1928 he lived temporarily in Jena, but returned to Berlin in the 1930s. He wrote a number of novels and numerous, partly unprinted plays. Maximilian Harden wrote about it in the present : "The speed with which the young L'Arronge always dances out of the scenes as if called, seems to be the only talent he has inherited from his papa."

He found his final resting place in the south-west cemetery in Stahnsdorf .

Fonts

  • Two novellas , Berlin 1895
  • Goethe at Saureur , dramatic joke, Berlin 1896
  • Aristotle as a connoisseur of people , Jena 1897 (diss.)
  • Before marriage , drama, Berlin 1897
  • Honeymoon , Schwank in 3 acts, Berlin 1898
  • The old child , play in 5 acts, Berlin 1899
  • The message , comedy in 4 acts, Berlin 1900
  • The Authority , comedy in 3 acts, Berlin 1900
  • The Stronger , Play in 4 Acts, Berlin 1902
  • Otto the Lazy , comedy (1903)
  • The whipping boy , verse game (1904)
  • Alone , Comedy (1904)
  • Harmony , Comedy (1904)
  • Among brothers , comedy in 3 acts, Berlin 1905
  • Past , Roman, Berlin 1906
  • Uphill-downhill: Life picture of a banker , Berlin 1908
  • Griseldis , Dramatic poem in 4 acts, Berlin 1908
  • Until madness , Roman, Berlin 1909
  • Platos Schuler , Comedy in 4 acts, Berlin 1910 (with Walter Turszinsky)
  • The power of blondes , Roman, Berlin 1911
  • Peter Schlehmil , play in 3 acts (based on Adelbert von Chamisso ), Berlin 1912
  • People in love , A cheerful story from life in Berlin, Berlin 1912
  • Nerves , comedy (1912)
  • Golden Men , Roman, Berlin 1913
  • The red cloth , comedy (1916)
  • Master Hildebrand , drama (1916)
  • Two ways , Roman, Leipzig 1919
  • Betty's Talent , Comedy (1919)
  • Play in the Green , Comedy (1927)
  • Redemption from the ego , play (1930)

literature

  • Max Geißler: Guide through the literature of the 20th century. Weimar 1913, p. 618.
  • Salomon Wininger: Great Jewish National Biography . Vol. 1, Vienna 1925, p. 494.
  • Sigilla veri. Lexicon of the Jews . Vol. 1 (1929), p. 367.
  • Kürschner's German Literature Calendar , vol. 48 (1937/38), p. 496.
  • Wilhelm Kosch: German Theater Lexicon. Vol. 2, Klagenfurt-Wien 1960, p. 1173.
  • Wilhelm Kosch: German Literature Lexicon. Vol. 9, 3rd edition, Bern-Munich 1984, Col. 963.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ List of teachers at the Stern Conservatory (1850–1936)
personal data
SURNAME L'Arronge, Hans
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer
DATE OF BIRTH January 18, 1874
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH July 17, 1949
Place of death Berlin