Paul Rosenhayn

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Paul Rosenhayn (born December 11, 1877 in Hamburg , † September 11, 1929 in Berlin ) was a German writer and screenwriter .

Life

Rosenhayn was the son of a captain . He attended schools in England and Germany and studied then some semesters Jura . Rosenhayn traveled extensively in Europe and America and stayed in India for several years . He worked for British and later German newspapers . During the First World War he began to publish detective novels , especially those about the American detective"Joe Jenkins" had great success. At the same time, Rosenhayn wrote a large number of screenplays for feature films , mostly from the detective film genre .

Works

  • Eleven adventures of Joe Jenkins , Strasbourg [a. a.] 1916; Tally-Ho !, Berlin 2012, ISBN 9783942316026
  • The white orchid and others , Strasbourg [u. a.] 1916
  • The Cotillon of the Dead , Berlin-Charlottenburg 1918
  • Night spook , Siegen 1918
  • The night without tomorrow , Leipzig 1919
  • The three on the plate and others , Strasbourg [u. a.] 1919
  • Salto mortale , Berlin 1919
  • The man nobody saw , Leipzig 1920
  • The man on the chandelier , Leipzig 1922
  • The midnight visit , Berlin 1922
  • Raid of love , Berlin 1922
  • The ice skater , Leipzig 1922
  • Cascapol , Leipzig 1923
  • The master of the currency , Leipzig 1923
  • The frivolous Jackie , Leipzig 1924
  • The glowing alley , Leipzig 1924
  • The call from the ether , Leipzig 1924
  • The vagabond in tails , Leipzig 1924
  • Walks into the Hereafter , Leipzig 1925
  • The island of dreams , Berlin 1926
  • Der Ritt in die Sonne , Munich 1926 (published in Latvian translation under the title Trīs miljonāri aiz pārpratuma as a serial from October 9, 1926 in the daily newspaper »Jaunākās Ziņas«)
  • The distant woman , Berlin 1927
  • The Lord of the Night , Berlin 1927
  • One night novel , Berlin 1927
  • The yacht of the seven sins , Berlin-Schöneberg 1928
  • The three from Hollywood , Berlin 1929
  • The case of Pompejus Pym , Berlin 1929
  • Joe Jenkins , Berlin [a. a.] 1929
  • The flame spinning top , Berlin 1930
  • The house in the shadow , Berlin 1930
  • The man at the window , Berlin 1930
  • Call in the night , Berlin 1931

Scripts

  • 1919: The note with the silver cross
  • 1919: The Hall of the Seven Sins
  • 1919: A billionaire's games
  • 1919: The lace handkerchief
  • 1919: Between two worlds
  • 1920: the chameleon
  • 1920: The courier from Lisbon
  • 1920: The mood of a bon vivant
  • 1920: The midnight visit
  • 1920: The murder without a perpetrator
  • 1920: Moriturus
  • 1920: The call from beyond
  • 1920: The uninhabited house
  • 1920: Under the mask of the jeweler
  • 1920: The world without hunger (screenplay with Harry Heymann)
  • 1921: The assassination attempt
  • 1921: The diamond competition
  • 1921: The secret of the mummy (together with Josef Coböken)
  • 1921: The handicap of love (together with Alfred Fekete)
  • 1921: The man nobody saw
  • 1921: The night without tomorrow
  • 1921: Night visit to Northernbank
  • 1921: The Invisible Guest (together with Heinz Baudo)
  • 1921: The Hell Rider
  • 1922: Maciste and convict no.51
  • 1922: Turf pirates
  • 1923: The great sensational trial
  • 1923: The last sensation of the Farini circus (together with Uwe Jens Krafft and Bobby E. Lüthge)
  • 1924: Temporary gentleman
  • 1925: The island of dreams (together with Wilhelm Thiele)
  • 1926: Girls trafficking (together with E. Sulke and Lothar Knud Frederik)
  • 1927: Rinaldo Rinaldini
  • 1928: The Three's Confession
  • Mr Blomdal's Diamond, 1964 (TV)
  • The Pinneberg case, 1964 (TV)
  • The man under the bed, 1964 (TV)
  • The closet, 1964 (TV)

Radio plays

Web links

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SURNAME Rosenhayn, Paul
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German screenwriter
DATE OF BIRTH December 11, 1877
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg
DATE OF DEATH September 11, 1929
Place of death Berlin