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Das Reifen zum Biedermann

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1998
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1
Language
German

TITLE: Das Reifen zum Biedermann

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AUTHOR: Edwin Ortmann

DESCRIPTION: Das legendäre Mundwasser Odol und sein Erfinder stehen im Mittelpunkt einer Farce, in der Edwin Ortmann eine Reihe von historischen Gestalten versammelt hat, die sich real nie getroffen haben: Turnvater Jahn, Dr. Overstolz, der Maler Sonnenstern und die Herren Schreber, Vater und Sohn, Synonym für Zwänge aller Art, nicht nur für die bekannten Gartenkolonien: ein Panorama deutscher Geistesgeschichte von der schrillen Art.

DIRECTOR: Hans Gerd Krogmann

PRODUCTION: NDR/DLR/SDR

YEAR: 1998

CATEGORY: audio drama

RECORDING DATE: 1999-01-10 (DLR Berlin)

CAST: Sonnenstern - Christian Berkel | Gurli - Nicola Thomas | Hans Gross - Wolfgang Böck | Otto Gross - Raimund Lang | August Lingner - Rolf Schult | Julia Serda - Ulrike Bliefert | Ludwig Jahn - Dietrich Hollinderbäumer | Schreber, Vater - Dietmar Mues | Schreber, Sohn - Jens Wawrczeck | Graf Seebach - Friedhelm Ptok | Dr. Overstolz - Werner Eichhorn | Kommissar - Douglas Welbat | Polizist - Georg Troeger | Polizist - André Beyer | Ansager - Siegfried W. Kernen

PROVENANCE: digitized cassette tape, private archive of Winfried Noack

FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, stereo

LANGUAGE: German

TAPE: C90/1072ab

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Edwin Ortmann 1998

    No date given · 1 h 27 min

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  1. Das Reifen zum Biedermann

    Hörspiele · Edwin Ortmann · 1 episode here · archive.org

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From the Internet Archive's German radio collections (Akustische Bibliothek, Radioaufnahmen).

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