Ludwig Meybert

Ludwig Meybert (* 1893 ; † February 5, 1961 in Hamburg ) was a German actor , theater director and radio play speaker .

Life

Ludwig Meybert began his theater career after 1915 at the Hamburg Thalia Theater at the time of the management of Hermann Röbbeling , who ran the house from 1915 to 1932. He then moved to the Schiller Theater in the Hanseatic city , where he also worked as a director.

After the end of the war he came to the Hamburg Ohnsorg Theater in 1945 , which was then still called the Richard Ohnsorg Theater . He remained loyal to the house in Große Bleichen until 1956. From 1954, television began to record plays there and broadcast them nationwide. During this time, Meybert was also initially there. He was seen in 1955 in the play Das Herrschaftskind by Wilfried Wroost at the side of Walter Scherau , Heidi Kabel and Vera Gruber . According to information from the NDR , unfortunately, no broadcast-ready copies have survived from the 1950s. Like his Ohnsorg colleagues, he also appeared in numerous dialect radio plays at the Nordwestdeutscher Rundfunk Hamburg and later at its legal successor, the Norddeutscher Rundfunk, for example in a leading role in John Brinckman's comedy Peter Lurenz bi Abukir in 1952 together with Otto Lüthje , Walter Scherau and Hartwig Sievers . After his non-care period, he went on guest tours with Verner Arps to Denmark , Sweden , Portugal and Spain . At the end of his career he could still be seen in many character studies in several films, for example in the feature film Die Bande des Schreckens or with Heinz Engelmann , Wolfgang Völz and Dieter Eppler in the Stahlnetz episode E ... 605 .

Filmography

• 1960: Die Gang des Schreckens (Man) - Director: Harald Reinl
• 1960: Stahlnetz (episode: E ... 605 ) - Director: Jürgen Roland
• 1962: Treason on Orders (Stationmaster) - Directed by George Seaton

Recordings from the Ohnsorg Theater

• 1955: Das Herrschaftskind (Diener Albert) - Director: Hans Mahler

Radio plays

• 1946: Paul Schurek : Stratenmusik (Emil Spittel, 2nd Trumpet) - Director: Curt Becker
• 1950: Karl Bunje : family union. Een delighted Hörspill (The Bailiff) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1950: Martha Jochens : Johannes Brahms . Een plattdütsch Spill (William Kupfer, Notenschriever bi Brahms in Vienna) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1951: Peter Kalff : Dat Redentiner Osterspill (Jesaias) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1951: Stefanie Malotka : Sailing - a sport for men. "Mieke" stabs the Alster - a cheerful listening sequence (Captain Asmussen) - director: Rudi Fisch
• 1951: Fritz Stavenhagen : De dütsche Michel (A sick beggar) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1951: Jan Fabricius : Ünner een Dack. Speel in dree Optöög (Afkaat) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1951: Hans Henning Holm : What do you think about this? Kummedi (Detlev Homfeldt, Bauer) - Director: Werner Perrey
• 1951: Heinrich Behnken : De Marriage Foundation. Lustspill in een Akt (De Schoolmester) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1951: Rudolf Kinau : Kristoffer Columbus. Hörspeel for big guys and kids (Stiernkieker) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1951: Heinrich Schmidt-Barrien : Dat plattdütsche Krüppenspäl (Schäfer) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1952: Herbert Stahlbuhk : Heimotluft. Een Speel with music (Winter, de Rechtsvulltrecker) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1952: John Brinckman : Peter Lurenz bi Abukir. A cheerful radio play freely based on John Brinckman's eponymous story, edited by Wilfried Wroost (Maackens Kanzlist) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1952: Hans Bunje : Allns üm de Deern (De Kröger) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1952: Friedrich Lindemann : Love in Luv and Lee. Een Funny Spill (Hansen, Customs Officer) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1952: Paul Möhring : Zitronenjette (Behrens, owner of a clothing store) - Editing and direction: Günter Jansen
• 1952: Hans Kobitzsch : Lot mi ashore. En Törn ut de Seilschippstied (pilot) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1952: Fritz Reuter : Juulklapp. En Hörspill (Boldt, Börger to Parchen) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1952: Gerhart Herrmann Mostar : The court withdraws to deliberate (episode: The White Magician) (Pahl) - Director: Gerd Fricke
• 1953: Harry Krüger-York : The cheering couple. 'ne Sülverhochtiets-Kumedi (captain of the shooting club) - Director: Hans Freundt
• 1953: Karl Hermann Cordt : De anner Weg (Hein Ohlmeyer) - Director: Günter Jansen
• 1953: Gerhard Ukena : What about maken ...? En Funny Spill (A Porter) - Director: Günter Jansen
• 1953: Hans Ehrke : De last feud. Hörspeel in dree Optög (En holsteener Baad) - Director: Günter Jansen
• 1953: Paul Duysen : Nu takes care of the Storm. Plattdütsch Truerspill unner Fischerslüüd (Paul Paulsen, innkeeper) - Director: Günter Jansen
• 1953: Hans Heitmann : Dat Motiv (Lüders) - Director: Günter Jansen
• 1954: Albert Mähl : Hemmingstedt . Low German Funk Ballad - Director: Günter Jansen
• 1954: Werner Perrey: Hein Mahrt. Een Hörspill ut uns Tied (teacher) - Director: Hans Tügel
• 1954: Hans Kobitzsch: Smuggelmeier. Een snackschen Törn ut'n Hamborger Hoben (voice) - Director: Günter Jansen
• 1954: Paul Hinrich Cassun : Harten ünner'n Hamer. En nachdenksch Spill (Kröger) - Director: Hans Tügel
• 1954: Hans Mumm : De Bloatsbroder (in Soldier der Garde) - Director: Günter Jansen
• 1954: Otto Tenne : Dat Hart is klöker. Lütte Funkvertellen vun leege Stünnen with a contribution by Ewald Christophers - Editing and direction: Hans Tügel
• 1956: Adolf Woderich : De Knickerbüdel. Cheerful Low German radio play (Uncle August) - Editing and direction: Günther Siegmund
• 1956: Hannes Drews : Äwer de Grenz - Director: Günter Jansen
• 1956: Fritz Stavenhagen: De ruge Hoff. Low German peasant comedy (Krischan Vossen, Bauer) - Editing and direction: Hans Tügel
• 1957: Marie Ulfers : To glad un to last (voice) - Editing and direction: Günter Jansen
• 1958: Irmgard Seidel : Fierobend. A lütt Speel ut uns Tied (A voice) - Director: Günter Jansen
• 1958: Walter Gättke : De Daag was kötter. Lütt helped Stünn to reflect on (1st voice) - Director: Günter Jansen
• 1959: Gerd Cornelius : De Zwei Frünn (Dr. Rabe, doctor) - Director: Heinz Lanker
• 1959: Thomas Klingg : Hurray, mien modder can swemm'n. A Low German radio play based on Thomas Klingg's picaresque novel Jan Blaufink (Mayor) - Editing and director: Otto Lüthje
• 1959: Artur M. Fraedrich : Spök in'n Dörpen. Hörspill based on an own childhood experience (Harnack, Stellmaker) - Director: Otto Lüthje
• 1959: Wilhelm M. Albrechts : Anners een Ehr Kind (Dokter) - Director: Heinz Lanker
• 1967: Friedrich Wilhelm Trumpf : De niege Straat. Low German radio play (Ahrens, neighbor) - Director: Rudolf Beiswanger

literature

• Deutsches Bühnen-Jahrbuch: Theater-historical year and address book. - 70th year - Hamburg: Cooperative of German Stage Members , 1962

Web links

• Ludwig Meybert in the Internet Movie Database (English)