Kate Alving

Käte Alving (born November 26, 1896 in Hamburg ; † December 8, 1974 ) was a German actress , radio play and voice actress .

Life

Käte Alving received acting lessons from Ella Groeger in Hamburg and from Ilka Grüning in Berlin . Then she went to the Niederdeutsche Bühne Hamburg , later the Ohnsorg Theater, and gave numerous guest performances in northern Germany.

In 1924 she joined Richard Ohnsorg's ensemble as a spokesperson for the Nordische Rundfunk AG , which was founded in Hamburg in May of the same year. Here she was mainly heard in Low German radio plays (then called broadcast games).

As an acting teacher, she and her colleague Hans Langmaack taught the young Heidi Kabel, among others .

From 1936 guest performances followed, after the outbreak of the Second World War also permanent engagements in Berlin. a. at the Volksbühne , the Deutsches Theater , the Hebbeltheater and the Theater am Kurfürstendamm .

In addition to her stage activities, she also worked in film, radio and television productions. Käte Alving played in several DEFA films, such as ... and if it were only one '... (1948), Das Beil von Wandsbek , directed by Falk Harnack (1951) and Die Meereruf (1951).

Filmography

theatre

1948: Ludwig Thoma : Moral (Frau Beermann) - Director: Peter Bejach ( Volksbühne Berlin im Prater Berlin )

Radio plays

1924: Stratenmusik - Author: Paul Schurek
1924: De Verschriewung - Author: Heinrich Behnken
1925: Hiding peeling - Author: Heinrich Behnken
1925: Wreck - Author: Wilhelm Friedrich Wroost
1925: Versteekenspiele - Author: Heinrich Behnken
1925: Hatt giegen Hatt - Director: Hans Böttcher
1925: Stratenmusik - Director: Hans Böttcher, Richard Ohnsorg
1925: Slagsiet - Director: Hans Böttcher
1925: The Intruder - Director: Ernst Pündter
1925: De Fährkrog - Director: Hans Böttcher
1925: Jürgen Piepers - Director: Hans Böttcher
1925: Narrenspegel - Director: Hans Böttcher
1926: Cili Cohrs - Author: Gorch Fock
1926: Leege Lüd - Author: Hinrich Wriede
1926: Seafaring - directed by Hans Böttcher
1926: Pidder Lüng - Director: Hans Böttcher
1926: De Fährkrog - Director: Hans Böttcher
1926: Kramer Kray - Director: Hans Böttcher
1926 :: Keden - Director: Hans Böttcher
1926: The wedding in the Pickbalge - Director: Hans Böttcher
1926: Marie - Director: Hans Böttcher
1926: Dat lütte Ruchteken - Director: Hans Böttcher
1927: St. Elmsfüer - Director: Hans Böttcher
1927: Mudder Mews. Low German drama in five acts - Director: Hans Böttcher
- Guest performance of the Niederdeutsche Noragbühne Hamburg at Südwestdeutschen Rundfunkdienst AG (Frankfurt am Main)
1950: The Yellowed Manifesto - Director: Gottfried Herrmann
1952: Jürnjakob Swehn, the America driver - Director: Hans Freundt
1952: The Quickborn - Director: Hans Freundt
1954: Moth Powder - Director: Eberhard Freudenberg
1957: The Temptation of Young Pitt - Director: Carlheinz Riepenhausen
1960: This Side of the Border - Director: Tom Toelle

literature

Frank-Burkhard Habel , Volker Wachter : The great lexicon of the GDR stars. The actors from film and television. Extended new edition. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf, Berlin 2002, ISBN 3-89602-391-8 .

Web links

Kate Alving in the Internet Movie Database (English)

Individual evidence

↑ The Memoirs of Heidi Kabel (Part 3) Heidi-Deern becomes the darling of the audience. From the Hamburger Abendblatt dated September 18, 1979

personal data
SURNAME	Alving, Kate
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German actress and voice actress
DATE OF BIRTH	November 26, 1896
PLACE OF BIRTH	Hamburg
DATE OF DEATH	December 8th 1974

[1] The Memoirs of Heidi Kabel (Part 3) Heidi-Deern becomes the darling of the audience. From the Hamburger Abendblatt dated September 18, 1979