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Der Biberpelz
- Heard
- 1952–1958
- Episodes
- 5
- Language
- German
German Public Radio Gerhart Hauptmann Der Biberpelz Vorlage: Der Biberpelz (Theaterstück) Bearbeitung (Wort): Walter Netzsch Regieassistenz: Richard Rupprecht Regie: Walter Ohm „Mutter Wolffen", die listige Waschfrau, braucht Geld, um die letzte Rate für ihr Grundstück bezahlen zu können. Sie verleitet ihren gutmütigen Freund, den wertvollen Biberpelz eines wohlhabenden Bürgers zu stehlen und weiterzuverkaufen. Der dümmliche Amtsvorsteher Wehrhahn soll den Diebstahl aufklären. Da Wehrhahn aber lieber vermeintliche Majestätsfeinde und Demokraten verfolgt, fällt es der „braven Wolffen" nicht schwer, ihm Sand in die Augen zu streuen und am Ende noch belobt zu werden. Mitwirkende: Sprecher/Sprecherin -- Rolle/Funktion Kurt Horwitz -- Von Wehrhahn Hans Herrmann-Schaufuß -- Krüger, Rentier Albert Lieven -- Dr. Fleischer Wolfried Lier -- Motes Edith Schultze-Westrum -- Frau Motes Therese Giehse -- Frau Wolff, Waschfrau Otto Wernicke -- Julius Wolff, ihr Mann Eva Ingeborg Scholz -- Leontine Annemarie Wernicke -- Adelheid Gerhard Bienert -- Wulkow, Schiffer Ewald Wenck -- Mitteldorf Klaus W. Krause -- Glasenapp Maria Poll -- An- und Absage PRODUKTIONS- UND SENDEDATEN Bayerischer Rundfunk 1957 Erstsendung: 30.12.1958 | 103'33 -- Der Biberpelz von Gerhart Hauptmann Diebeskomödie · Berlin im Deutschen Kaiserreich 1890. "Mutter Wolffen", fleißige, schlaue und schlagfertige Waschfrau, arbeitet für vier, kann sich, wenn nötig, aber auch auf weniger ehrliche Weise durchs Leben schlagen,…
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Der Biberpelz
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Der Biberpelz
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Der Biberpelz
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Der Biberpelz
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Der Biberpelz
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