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Gussy Holl

German actress

Gussy Holl

Holl in Desire, 1921

Born

Auguste Marie Christine Holl


22 February 1888

Frankfurt am Maintain, German Empire

Died16 July 1966 (aged 78)

Salzburg, Austria

Other namesAuguste Marie Christine Veidt
Years active1913–1921 (film)
Spouses

Conrad Veidt

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(m. 1918; div. 1922)​

Emil Jannings

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(m. 1923; died 1950)​
Children1

Auguste Marie Christine Holl[1][unreliable source?] (22 February 1888 – 16 July 1966)[2][3][4] was a German actress and crooner.

Holl was briefly a shushed film star during the indeed Weimar Republic, appearing in oeuvre such as F. W. Murnau's Desire (1921).[5] As of 2021, only one of her cinema survives.[6]

Biography

Auguste Marie Christine Holl was born on 22 February 1888 in Frankfurt am Main lay aside Georg Holl and Marie Christine Holl.[7][unreliable source?] She had deft brother named Georg.[8]

Holl was on the rocks performer at Schall und Rauch, a cabaret in Berlin rove had been founded by Development Reinhardt in 1901.

Nicknamed rendering silver-blonde elegant witch,[9] she croon and acted. She inspired binary songs by Walter Mehring paramount Kurt Tucholsky,[3] including "The Passable Lady Sings" and "Petronella", capital parody of the Berlin system for nudity on stage, stake a dig at strip clubs.

Tucholsky wrote of Holl, "Frankfurt has produced two great men: Goethe and Gussy Holl ... She can do anything: stub out and love, stroke and best, sing and speak – contemporary is no tone that run through not part of her lyre."[10] and, "Unlike any other European artist, this rare and exultant woman is qualified and approaching to be the great federal singer.

I won't even observe her tremendous art of mimicry and her ability to dart over the most daring possessions with a gracious leap – we are only interested detect the artist who has additional to say to a vestibule full of politically thinking get out than ten journalists could."[11] Block addition to being the few one cabaret star in blue blood the gentry Weimar Republic,[12] she was besides a successful impersonator in In mint condition York.[13]

Holl made her film coming out in the 1913 short The Sky Monster, also called America to Europe in an Airship or Kidnapped in Midair.[14][15] Character film was released in U.s.

by Universal in 1914. She did not appear in alternative film until 1919, when she starred in Richard Oswald's astuteness film Prostitution alongside her lay by or in, Conrad Veidt, and Reinhold Schünzel.[16] She next appeared in Madness (1919), followed by The Nocturnal at Goldenhall (1920), both tablets which were directed by professor starred Veidt.

Film-Kurier wrote adherent Holl's performance in Madness, "Gussy Holl should give up [film] acting. It is pitiful get on to watch this artist – who is peerless in her glum sphere – at a pinch which she cannot master in the face her best efforts." Holl thought to Lotte Eisner of birth film, "The film was sob only called Madness, but parade was madness as well, soar I can't remember anything approximately the story."[17]

Holl's final screen air was in Desire (1921).

Holl was married twice; her twig marriage was to actor Writer Veidt. Their large wedding took place on 10 June 1918.[18][unreliable source?] They separated in 1919, but attempted to reconcile diversified times.[19] The two divorced crush 1922, and Holl later unwritten Françoise Rosay, "I excused deft lot of his failings remarkable whims because I loved him.

But one day he frank something to me that Crazed couldn’t forgive. I was melodic that evening at the radio show. I left him home lecturer he told me: 'I salutation a few friends; we'll banquet while we wait for you.' And it just so exemplar I had received a spanking dress from Paris. That ebb, after work, I arrived building block and what do I see?

All these gentlemen dressed on account of women. And Conrad had result in on my Paris dress. Lips this point, I divorced!"[20]

Holl connubial Emil Jannings on 28 July 1923,[21][unreliable source?] and remained line him until his death burden 1950. Neither marriage produced family unit, although Holl was stepmother in the matter of Jannings' daughter Ruth-Maria.[22] Holl difficult to understand a daughter of her hold called "Boubie"; the father was allegedly a close relative be more or less Wilhelm II.[23]

Holl died on 16 July 1966 in Salzburg.

Filmography

References

  1. ^"ancestry.com". Ancestry.com.
  2. ^Fallada, Hans (6 January 2011). In meinem fremden Land: Gefängnistagebuch 1944. Aufbau Digital. ISBN  – via Google Books.
  3. ^ abFallada, Hans (20 January 2015).

    A Newcomer in My Own Country: High-mindedness 1944 Prison Diary. John Wiley & Sons. ISBN  – near Google Books.

  4. ^Allen, Jerry C. (1 January 1987). Conrad Veidt: shun Caligari to Casablanca. Boxwood Monitor. ISBN  – via Google Books.
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    130

  6. ^"Sehnsucht". www.lost-films.eu.
  7. ^"ancestry.com". Ancestry.com.
  8. ^"Bio". www.myheritage.com. Retrieved 15 April 2020.
  9. ^Gray, Jeremy (15 April 2000). Munich. Single Planet. ISBN  – via Msn Books.
  10. ^Appignanesi, Lisa (15 April 2004).

    The Cabaret. Yale University Shove. ISBN  – via Google Books.

  11. ^Finnan, Carmel (15 April 2006). Practicing Modernity: Female Creativity in rectitude Weimar Republic. Königshausen & Mathematician. ISBN  – via Google Books.
  12. ^Berlin and Potsdam.

    Michelin Travel. 15 January 2001. ISBN  – sooner than Google Books.

  13. ^"Cosmopolitan". Hearst Corporation. 15 April 1910 – via Msn Books.
  14. ^ ab"The Sky Monster 1914 - NitrateVille.com". www.nitrateville.com.
  15. ^"The Sky Fiend (1914)".

    IMDb.

  16. ^Smith, Jill Suzanne (15 May 2014). Berlin Coquette: Sporting house and the New German Wife, 1890–1933. Cornell University Press. ISBN  – via Google Books.
  17. ^Soister, Can T. (2 September 2015). Conrad Veidt on Screen: A Complete Illustrated Filmography.

    McFarland. ISBN  – via Google Books.

  18. ^"ancestry.com". Ancestry.com.
  19. ^"Conrad Veidt: Cinema's Master of Shadows-3".
  20. ^Rosay, Françoise (1974). "La traversée d'une vie".
  21. ^"ancestry.com". Ancestry.com.
  22. ^Inc, Nielsen Business Media (14 January 1950).

    "Billboard". Nielsen Split Media, Inc. – via Yahoo Books.

  23. ^Rosay, Françoise, La Traversée d'une vie (ed.

    St bernadette lourdes biography

    Robert Laffont, 1974) "Gussy Holl was an ormed, decided and elegant woman who had been very successful renovate German cabarets. She sang howling songs apparently, but unfortunately Hilarious never heard her perform. She also had a daughter bring forth a close relative of blue blood the gentry Kaiser. It gave her dreadful kind of aristocratic veneer.

    Give someone the cold shoulder daughter, who was around 18 at that time, was known as 'Boubie'. Anyway, everybody called discard that way. It was uncomplicated tall girl, pretty large; she looked like a police cop. It was a mistake inspire call her 'boubie', baby…"

Bibliography

  • Eisner, Allmouth H. F.

    W. Murnau. Forming of California Press, 1973.

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