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Spiel im Morgengrauen

Heard
1962
Episodes
1
Language
German

German Public Radio Arthur Schnitzler Spiel im Morgengrauen Vorlage: Spiel im Morgengrauen (Novelle) Bearbeitung (Wort): Christian Corell, Willi Trenk-Trebitsch Bearbeitung (Musik): Winfried Zillig Regie: Willi Trenk-Trebitsch Die Zentralfigur der Erzählung "Spiel im Morgengrauen" ist der Infantrieleutnant Willi Kasda. Er verliert bei einem Glücksspiel, das sich bis ins Morgengrauen hinzieht, die hohe Summe von elftausend Gulden. Kann er diese Schulden nicht binnen 24 Stunden begleichen, wie es der Ehrenkodex vorschreibt, dann muß er seinen Dienst quittieren. Die Gesellschaft des untergehenden Kaiserreiches mit ihrem Charme und ihren Schwächen hat kaum jemand besser darzustellen gewußt als Arthur Schnitzler. Mitwirkende: Sprecher/Sprecherin -- Rolle/Funktion Erik Schumann -- Erzähler Oskar Werner -- Leutnant Willi Kasda Susi Nicoletti -- Leopoldine Heinz Leo Fischer -- Robert Wilram Willi Trenk-Trebitsch -- Konsul Schabel Louis Soldan -- Otto von Bogner Kurt Beck -- Joseph Leopold Biberti -- Regimentsarzt Folkrad Dietl -- Leutnant Greising Walter Morbitzer -- Oberleutnant Wimmer Götz von Langheim -- Schauspieler Elrief Martha Marbo -- Fräulein Rihoschek Hans Madin -- Dr. Flegmann Georg Bahmann -- Soldat/Schlosser/Fiaker Franz Pilsak -- Stallbursche/2. Schaffner Christian Korell -- 1. Schaffner Marianne Schöner -- Dame Otti Ottmar -- Frau Kessner Inge Rassaerts -- Emilie Kessner Cilly Bauer -- Alte Dame/Haushälterin Friedel Weih -- Alte Dame Lars Doddenhof -- Ober/Kutscher…

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  1. spiel im morgengrauen 1962

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  1. Spiel im Morgengrauen

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