Marie Bardi

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Marie Bardi in 1896

Marie Bardi , also Mitzi Bardi (* around 1870 in Vienna , † after September 1921) was an Austrian theater actress and singer .

Life

Marie Bardi began her stage work in Meran , where she was hired for the choir and small roles. In 1894 she came to Pressburg , 1895 to Opava and in 1896 to Prague. There she was the first soubrette at the Royal German State Theater. In 1900 she was engaged for the German People's Theater in Vienna.

In early March 1902 she became engaged to the actor Hermann John , and on May 13, 1902 they married. In 1902/03 she played the maid Jeanette in the comedy Im colorful skirt by Franz von Schönthan and Freiherr von Schlicht . In 1904 she ended her engagement at the Royal German State Theater. In 1905 Bardi gave several guest appearances and in 1906 appeared in the artists' cabaret in Prague.

The composer Oscar Straus engaged Mitzi Bardi and Bozena Bradsky as Diseusen for his Oscar Straus Ensemble . Straus had previously delivered cabaret hits for the Überbrettl , which he now tried to market himself on tours with a small group of actors and musicians. He continued to write songs for his Diseusen that had been successful at Überbrettl. A textbook for Mitzi Bardi for 1917 is documented in the Lower Austrian Provincial Archives , with texts by Robert Figdor, Kurt Robitschek , Gustav Hochstetter , Grete von Urbanitzky , Toni Hofer and anonymous authors, and with music by Robert Stolz and Theo A. Körner.

Publications

  • Mitzi Bardi: From the Mitzi Bardi repertoire, formerly the first soubrette of the Royal German State Theater in Prague , self-published, Prague [1914]

literature

  • Ludwig Eisenberg : Large biographical lexicon of the German stage in the XIX. Century . Published by Paul List , Leipzig 1903, p. 47

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ See the Mitzi Bardi advertisement . In: Neues Grazer Tagblatt , October 2, 1921, p. 16.
  2. ↑ Eisenberg, 1903, p. 47
  3. ^ Rainer Maria Rilke : Letters, verses and prose from the year 1896 , ed. by Richard von Mises , Verlag der Johannespresse, New York 1946, p. 35 u. 105, Google Books
  4. ↑ Engagement . In: Bohemia . March 15, 1902 ( online [accessed August 4, 2014]).
  5. ↑ wedding ceremony . In: Bohemia . May 13, 1902 ( online [accessed August 4, 2014]).
  6. ^ In the colorful rock , private homepage of Karlheinz Everts, Bad Honnef
  7. ^ Deutsches Bühnen-Jahrbuch 1904 , p. 468
  8. ^ From the Deutsches Volkstheater . In: Bohemia . May 13, 1905 ( online [accessed August 4, 2014]).
  9. ^ German Volkstheater . In: Bohemia . June 27, 1905 ( online [accessed August 4, 2014]).
  10. ^ Mizzi Bardi in the artist cabaret . In: Bohemia . October 12, 1906 ( online [accessed August 4, 2014]).
  11. ↑ Peter P. Pachl: The rebirth of comedy from the spirit of Chat Noir. Überbrettl-Topoi in the music theater by Richard Strauss , in: Julia Liebscher: Richard Strauss and the music theater: Report on the international conference Bochum, November 14th to 17th 2001 , Henschel, Berlin 2005, p. 120
  12. ^ Franz Mailer : Weltbürger der Musik: an Oscar Straus biography , Österreichischer Bundesverlag, Vienna 1985, p. 31
  13. ^ Lower Austria Reg. Pres Theater TB K 094/10 , text books of the theater censorship in the Lower Austrian regional archive
personal data
SURNAME Bardi, Marie
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Bardi, Mitzi
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian theater actress and singer
DATE OF BIRTH around 1870
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna
DATE OF DEATH after 1917