Hellmuth Kruger

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Hellmuth Krüger in the comedians ' cabaret , 1935

Hellmuth Krüger (born October 6, 1890 in Dorpat , † July 1, 1955 in Munich ) was a German author, actor and cabaret artist.

Life

Krüger received private tuition at the private high school in his place of birth. He attended drama school in Munich and Berlin. He then worked as an actor and later as a cabaret artist on stages in Cologne, Munich, Naumburg and Nuremberg from the early 1910s. He gained early experience as an author while working on the Lustige Blätter and the Berliner Zeitung . In the last year of the World War he went to Munich, where he began to work for various German radio stations, but also partly as a night watchman . After the end of the war, he went to the cabaret Die Schaubude as an actor, emcee and author. Krüger also wrote scripts and an operetta . He also worked as an operetta singer and film actor, most recently in 1948 at the side of Heinz Rühmann in Heinz Hilpert's contemporary satire The Lord from the Other Star . Erich Kästner once called Krüger a "brilliant cabaret artist".

Works

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