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Traute Rose (born February 12, 1904 in Danzig ; † October 10, 1997 in Baden-Baden ) was a German actress , singer , radio play and voice actress . As a member of the well-known Berlin theater family Rose, she was one of the most popular singers of her era, who achieved great national popularity, particularly through her regular appearances on the radio and as a much sought-after dub singer in film.

Life

She was born as Traute Kummer and in 1925 married the Berlin actor and theater manager Paul Rose (1900–1973), with whom she had a daughter and a son. In the Rose Theater she played the role of "Frau John" in Gerhart Hauptmann's play Die Ratten .

In 1936, Traute Rose made her film debut with Marriage Office Fortuna . In addition to her work as a singer and actress, she lent her singing voice to numerous ( Ufa ) stars. She sang, among others, for Maria Andergast and in 1939 for Leny Marenbach in Ehe in Dosen the song made famous by Kirsten Heiberg Close your eyes and dream .

After the war she continued her stage and film career. There were also numerous appearances as a radio play speaker at various broadcasting houses, where she was often heard in leading or larger supporting roles, including in six productions of the Bavarian Radio as the wife of the Parisian commissioner Maigret , spoken by Paul Dahlke .

Filmography

Radio plays

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  • Always spring for the giant - Director: Hans Bernd Müller
  • Mirror Talk - Director: Günter Bommert
  • Mensch Meier - author and director: Paul Pörtner

Songs (excerpt)

  • 1937: Giribiri Cocololo from the operetta Das Modell ; Orchestra of the German shortwave transmitter under the direction of Fritz Wicke , Berlin, August 12, 1937
  • 1939: Close your eyes and dream canned marriage in the movie
  • 1939: Hell im Glas - drinking song of the Galathée from the operetta The beautiful Galathée ; Choir and orchestra of the Reichssender Stuttgart under the direction of Gustav Görlich , Stuttgart, November 7, 1939
  • 1939: What do you say, I'm listening! - Song of the Galathée from the operetta The beautiful Galathée ; Choir and orchestra of the Reichssender Stuttgart under the direction of Gustav Görlich, Stuttgart, November 7, 1939
  • 1939: He loves me - aria from the opera Das Bell des Eremiten by Aimé Maillart ; Orchestra of the German Opera House Berlin. Conductor: Wolfgang Beutler

portrait

The last rose - a visit to a Berlin stage legend . Feature by Ingeborg Koch. Sender Free Berlin , summer 1995. Director: Wolfgang Bauernfeind (with diary entries by Traute Rose)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ 1996 Ingeborg Koch writes: She is now 93 years old. Lonely and sick, it dawns towards its end in a nursing home in Baden-Baden. In: A Berlin artist dynasty . SFB Culture, September 1996
  2. ↑ Hans-Werner Gyßling , pseudonym "Quaro", in: Neue Zeit , November 15, 1952, p. 3
personal data
SURNAME Rose, darling
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Grief, dear
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress, singer, radio play and voice actor
DATE OF BIRTH February 12, 1904
PLACE OF BIRTH Danzig
DATE OF DEATH October 10, 1997
Place of death Baden-Baden