Heart on a stick

Herz am Spieß is a German comedy by Maximilian Vitus from 1953.

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At the beginning, Aunt Rosa lays the cards and predicts an imminent wedding. The late Hupfauer stipulates in his will that Mali and Martin should inherit half of the hotel. If Martin cannot be found or does not participate, the hotel will be bequeathed to the state for charitable purposes if she does not marry within a year. Martin shows up shortly before the deadline - completely unsightly and with unpresentable manners. He offers her to pretend to marry and after a year to divorce her guilty. During this time he wants to teach Rosa the hotel trade.

When the hotel is overbooked and Martin dismisses the head waiter, he comes back to the hotel as his own brother Gustl. The couple fall in love with each other. In the end everything dissolves and a happy couple is left behind.

Film adaptations

• The Komödienstadel first broadcast on December 10, 1976
  • Mali Hohenleiner: Katharina de Bruyn
  • Aunt Rosa: Erni Singerl
  • The cousin Hupfauer: Karl Tischlinger
  • Martin Wenninger: Gerhart Lippert
  • Helga Kustermann: Barbara Rath
  • Hotel servant Lenz: Max Grießer
  • Author: Maximilian Vitus
  • Director: Olf Fischer
  • Music: Waakirchner Buam

• Chiemgauer Volkstheater 1992
  • Mali Hohenleiner: Kathi Leitner
  • Aunt Rosa: Amsi Kern
  • The cousin Hupfauer: Ossi Eckmüller
  • Martin Wenninger: Gerhart Lippert
  • Helga Kustermann: Mona Freiberg
  • Hotel valet Lenz: Rupert Pointvogl

• Steiner's Theaterstadl 1996
  • Mali Hohenleiner: Gerda Steiner
  • Aunt Rosa: Gerda Steiner-Paltzer
  • The cousin Hupfauer: Peter Steiner
  • Martin Wenninger: Manfred Maier
  • Helga Kustermann: Barbara Kutzer
  • Hotel servant Lenz: Erich Seyfried

radio play

The Komödienstadel first broadcast on July 19, 1976

• Mali Hohenleiner: Katharina de Bruyn
• Aunt Rosa: Erni Singerl
• The cousin Hupfauer: Karl Tischlinger
• Martin Wenninger: Gerhart Lippert
• Helga Kustermann: Hannelore Cremer
• Hotel servant Lenz: Max Grießer
• Author: Maximilian Vitus
• Director: Olf Fischer
• Arrangement (music): Raimund Rosenberger
• Music ensemble: Waakirchner Buam, Rudi Knabl band

Individual evidence

1. ↑ pieces catalog - Wilhelm Köhler Theater Verlag, Munich. Retrieved July 8, 2017 . 
2. ^ Bayerischer Rundfunk: The comedy nobility: Heart on the spit | BR.de . July 3, 2017 ( br.de [accessed July 8, 2017]).
3. ↑ End credits TV broadcast
4. ↑ ^{a b} volkstheater-fan.de - Volkstheater comparison. Retrieved July 8, 2017 . 
5. ↑ ARD audio game database. Retrieved July 9, 2017 .