Lemmi and the books

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Lemmi und die Schmöker was a children's series in which books were presented from 1973 to 1979 and in the second series in 1983. The series was produced by WDR on behalf of ARD . The scriptwriter and director of the episodes was Peter Podehl , who later was also the scriptwriter and director of the series Hallo Spencer .

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Shipment process

Usually only one book with exciting film excerpts was presented per broadcast. In these film excerpts, some parts of the book were staged as short scenes with actors, so they were intended to use television to encourage the children to read the entire book.

There was a telelift system in the studio (library). The telelift system is a rail conveyor system and is similar to a pneumatic tube system . In the car there were magic cloths that were held by the caretaker and into which films were faded in using blue screen technology . The actors chatted with scaled-down protagonists from the film who came out of a book or the scarves. In 1983 there was a so-called "extraction machine" instead of cloths.

Versions of the hand puppet

There were two different versions of Lemmi. First there was the light brown knitted sock with black hair and glasses, invented by Friedrich Arndt and knitted by his wife Anni.

In 1983 Lemmi was made of foam and was bald .

Featured books

32 episodes were initially produced, followed by 13 more in 1983. Important programs dealt with the following books:

Title list of the programs
  1. Airmen from Sweden ( Nils Holgerson from Selma Lagerlöf and Karlsson vom Dach by Astrid Lindgren , April 8, 1973)
  2. Bear Library (April 15, 1973)
  3. Pirate and Whaler (April 22, 1973)
  4. Night Papa (April 29, 1973)
  5. Paper Run (April 29, 1973)
  6. Silas and the Note Tree (April 29, 1973)
  7. Paper Management and Night Dad (April 29, 1973)
  8. Jennie and the Wild Things (May 6, 1973)
  9. The false goatee (January 6, 1974)
  10. It is haunted - is it haunted? (The Harrowby Hall Water Ghost and Other Ghost Stories, The Canterville Ghost by Oscar Wilde, Jan. 13, 1974)
  11. The moon yesterday and today (by Jules Verne , January 17, 1974)
  12. Baldwin twice (January 20, 1974)
  13. My elephant is called Dominik (by Ludwig Kern, January 20, 1974)
  14. Balduin Baumelschuh (by Lennart Hellsing , January 20, 1974)
  15. Lemmi and the Schmöker ... and the Grandmas (January 27, 1974)
  16. The Grandmothers Incursion ( One to Zero for Simpi's grandmother of Elizabeth Roberts January 27, 1974)
  17. Grandmother Jan ( Jan and the grandmother of Ingeborg Becker January 27, 1974)
  18. The Flying Grandmother (by Satoru Sato , January 27, 1974)
  19. Go to Momo ( Momo by Michael Ende , May 1, 1975)
  20. Silver spoons have children (by Isaac W. Singer, June 3, 1975)
  21. Who is Lemmix? (June 10, 1975)
  22. Swap sailboat for a wet mattress (June 17, 1975)
  23. The flop through the spiral (by Hans Christian Andersen , June 24, 1975)
  24. No Day Like Any Other (September 28, 1975)
  25. When Hitler Stole the Pink Rabbit (by Judith Kerr, October 5, 1975)
  26. This is what the mind made up (by John D. Fitzgerald, October 17, 1976)
  27. Kai discovers Friendship Island (by Rolf Ulrici , October 24, 1976)
  28. My witness is Don Gasparro ( Don Gasparro is my witness from Sigismund von Radecki , October 31, 1976)
  29. The daughter of the show stall owner (by Valentin Katajew , March 5, 1978)
  30. Unconditional (by Irene Rodrian, March 12, 1978)
  31. The cold heart (by Wilhelm Hauff , March 19, 1978)
  32. I'm David (by Anne Holm , October 14, 1979)
Christmas waiting broadcast 1975 with
Second series with 13 episodes
  1. Rosa Riedl - Guardian Ghost (by Christine Nöstlinger , September 4, 1983)
  2. The Magic Drummer (by Gianni Rodari , September 11, 1983)
  3. The day the Sandman awoke (by Gerhard Ullmann and Uta Ullmann-Iseran , September 18, 1983)
  4. Psammy Provides Adventure (by Edith Nesbit , September 25, 1983)
  5. The detective of Paris (by Walter Hansen, October 2, 1983)
  6. The 271st Nights ( Tales from the Arabian Nights , October 9, 1983)
  7. How much earth does a person need ( How much earth does a person need by Lev Nikolayevich Tolstoy , October 16, 1983)
  8. The letter to the king (by Tonke Dragt , October 23, 1983)
  9. Z for Zacharias (by Robert C. O'Brien, October 30, 1983)
  10. The Seventh Journey (by Stanisław Lem , November 6, 1983)
  11. Jacob, who dreamed a potato mine (by Ursula Wölfel , November 13, 1983)
  12. On safari with grandfather ( On safari with grandfather by Walter Wippersberg , November 20, 1983)
  13. Münchhausen (by Gottfried August Bürger , November 27, 1983)

Charisma

The series was completely repeated in 1985. However, there were also excerpts or individual episodes later. For example in 2004 in Hase Caesar presented ... Classics of the children's program ( KI.KA ). Previously, the series was also repeated many times at Christmas time.

See also

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0630611/
  2. ↑ http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1511731/