Herma Clement

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Emmy Sonnemann , Elsa Wagner and Herma Clement in a scene from "Prince of Prussia" by Hans Schwarz in the Staatl. Schauspielhaus, directed by Lothar Müthel (1935)

Herma Clement (born January 28, 1898 ; † November 6, 1973 in Berlin ) was a German film and stage actress and acting teacher .

Life

The former director of the Weimar National Theater , Franz Ulbrich , brought Herma Clement along with Emmy Sonnemann (who later became Hermann Göring's wife ) when he moved to the Berlin State Theater in 1933, the year the National Socialists came to power . Her husband Karl Haubenreißer (1903-1945), also an actor and mostly used as a "youthful hero", was appointed as chairman of the local group of the German Stage Members' Cooperative (GDBA), which was now in line with the "Fachschaft" , in place of the slain Hans Otto . During the time of National Socialism, Clement was a speech teacher for the pupils of Gustaf Gründgens at the state drama school (organized under private law) in Berlin (the forerunner of today's Academy of Dramatic Art ) . Herma Clement was close friends with Emmy Sonnemann, and both played together in the same films several times.

After the end of the war until (at least) the 1950s, Herma Clement gave private acting lessons.

actress

Stage roles (selection)

Film rolls (selection)

Drama school

Known students (selection)

Horst Bollmann , Renate Danz , Gardy Granass , Brigitte Grothum , Jennifer Minetti , Witta Pohl (1955), Thomas Stroux , Suzanne Thommen , Giselle Vesco , Bernhard Wicki (Clement denounced Bernhard Wicki to her friend Emmy Göring , which led to Wicki's arrest by the SS and his temporary internment in a concentration camp), Jürgen Wölffer , ...

literature

  • Visited the Herma Clement drama school . In: Film Revue, 12th year, 1958, No. 25

Web links

Commons : Herma Clement  - Collection of Images

Individual evidence

  1. Biographical data based on Paul Stanley Ulrich's Biographical Directory for Theater, Dance and Music (2 vol., Berlin Verlag 1997), vol. 1, p. 315.
  2. Peter Jammerthal: " Power Take -off Theater": The Intendanz Ulbrich / Johst . In: ders .: A disciplined theater: stage aesthetics of the “Third Reich”. The Berlin State Theater from the "seizure of power" to the Gründgens era . Dissertation, FU Berlin, Department of Philosophy and Humanities, 2007, p. 32/33, available as an online text here .
  3. http://ibsen.nb.no/index.gan?id=11124475&subid=0
  4. http://ibsen.nb.no/index.gan?id=86722&subid=0