Leopoldine Kutzel

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Portrait of Leopoldine Kutzel (from: "Der Humorist". March 1, 1885, p. 8.)

Leopoldine Kutzel (born Leopoldine Regina Kuzel, married Zehetgruber, born August 25, 1860 in Vienna - Meidling ; † December 19, 1935 in Mauer (Vienna) ) was an Austrian folk singer and actress who started around 1880 with her folk songs in Vienna was popular as " Brettl - Diva ".

Life

Leopoldine Kutzel was a popular Viennese folk singer who, through her humorous hits, “It just doesn't stand up to a healthy nature”, “Should i laugh or wana?”, “Something like that can't happen to me!”, “Listen Open up, otherwise I have to laugh! ”And above all through her song“ I am not from Podiebrad, not even a trace, I am a harbe Weanerin full of Hamur ”was popular and famous:“ The deceased was one of the most popular folk singers at the time . She performed with Louise Montag and [Edmund] Guschelbauer , Josefine Gallmeyer and Alexander Girardi . "

Around 1885/86 she took a six-month break from the stage after the birth of her daughter. In May 1886 she returned to the stage, which she turned her back on at the end of 1888 after her marriage to the child's father, the Viennese Stellfuhrwerk entrepreneur Leopold Zehetgruber, which had been announced in 1885 .

The Zehetgrubers are important for the tourism history of the Kamptal - Sommerfrische Gars because they built two summer villas in 1895 and 1903, some of which they lived in and some of which they rented to summer guests. After they were sold and converted into pensions, the villa, Gars No. 118 ("Pension Lindner", later "Waldpension Lindner", later "Waldpension") and the neighboring villa, Gars No. 147 ("Phönixheim") were among the most important Garser hotel businesses .

Leopoldine Kutzel was buried on December 23, 1935 at Hietzinger Friedhof (group 14, number 63).

Work (selection)

Leopoldine Kutzel as "harbe Poldi"

literature

  • Paul Lindau : Summer days in Vienna and the surrounding area . In: North and South . A German monthly. Published by Paul Lindau. Volume 39 (Breslau 1886). Pp. 81-104, here p. 103.
  • Josef Koller : The Viennese folk singing in old and new times. Retold and self-experience. Vienna 1931, p. 102ff.
  • Arthur Schnitzler : Diary , entry from August 12, 1919 ( online ), as well as: Diary 1879–1931. Published by the commission for literary forms of use of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, chairman: Werner Welzig . Vienna: Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1981–2000, volume 1917–1919 (Vienna 1985). P. 278 and p. 358.
  • Andreas Weigel : The Brettl diva Leopoldine Kutzel-Zehetgruber. In: Stars in Gars. Create and enjoy. Richly illustrated history of the summer resort Gars-Thunau from its beginnings to the present. Published by the Museumsverein Gars, Zeitbrücke-Museum Gars, Gars 2017, pp. 9–174, here pp. 34–35. ISBN 978-3-9504427-0-0 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Baptismal Book - 01-14 | 12., Meidling | Vienna / Lower Austria (East): Rk. Archdiocese of Vienna | Austria | Matricula Online. Retrieved April 13, 2020 .
  2. ↑ Death register - 03-35 | 10th, St. Anton of Padua | Vienna / Lower Austria (East): Rk. Archdiocese of Vienna | Austria | Matricula Online. Retrieved April 13, 2020 .
  3. ↑ "Death of a Former Folk Singer". In: " Illustrierte Kronen-Zeitung ". December 22, 1935, p. 25.
  4. ↑ Andreas Weigel: Stars in Gars. Brettl diva Leopoldine Kutzel nestles summer guests in Gars am Kamp.
  5. ↑ Andreas Weigel: Stars in Gars. Brettl diva Leopoldine Kutzel nestles summer guests in Gars am Kamp.
  6. ↑ Andreas Weigel: Stars in Gars. History and prehistory of the Waldpension Gars.
personal data
SURNAME Kutzel, Leopoldine
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Zehetgruber, Leopoldine
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian folk singer and actress
DATE OF BIRTH August 25, 1860
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH December 19, 1935
Place of death Wall (vienna)