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Der Terminkalender

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1953
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1
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German

TITLE: Der Terminkalender

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AUTHOR: Max Gundermann

DESCRIPTION: Das Hörspiel beschreibt den Verlauf eines Alltags in einem Unternehmen, in dem die genau verzahnte Organisation der einzelnen Arbeitsvorgänge keine Zeit mehr läßt für zwischenmenschliche Beziehungen. Opfer des Räderwerks sind der Direktor ebenso wie der stellungsuchende Arbeitslose.

DIRECTOR: Fritz Schröder-Jahn

MUSIC: Siegfried Franz

PRODUCTION: NWDR

YEAR: 1953

CATEGORY: audio drama

RECORDING DATE: 1988-05-04 (NDR I)

CAST: Dr. Ellinger, Direktor des Werks - Heinz Klevenow | seine Freundin - Rosemarie Gerstenberg | seine Sekretärin - Viola Wahlen | Frau Döhring, Buchhalterin - Inge Meysel | Arzt Frau Döhrings - Günther Bobrik | Kollege Frau Döhrings - Werner Rundshagen | Cilius, Oberingenieur - Georg Eilert | Gläubiger des Cilius - Kurt Klopsch | Werkmeister bei Cilius - Herbert A. E. Böhme | Fräulein Behrend - Ann Höling | ihr Freund - Hans Irle | Abteilungschef des Fräulein Behrend - Heinz Klingenberg | Kollegin des Fräulein Behrend - Margret Neuhaus | Altmann, Arbeitsloser - Erich Weiher | Frau Altmann - Louise Dorsay | Pförtner - Hermann Kner | Angestellter - Rudolf Fenner | 3 weibliche Angestellte - Vera Schult | 3 weibliche Angestellte - Anna Blask | 3 weibliche Angestellte - Marga Maasberg | Ein Sprecher - Günther Dockerill

PROVENANCE: digitized cassette tape, private archive of Winfried Noack

FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, mono

LANGUAGE: German

TAPE: C60/757ab

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Max Gundermann (1953)

    No date given · No. 1953 · 1 h 01 min

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  1. Der Terminkalender

    Hörspiele · Max Gundermann · 1 episode here · archive.org

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