Cuts from 'Summing Up No. 12' - nightclubs and planes landing in Berlin, Germany.
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- Film ID:
- 2503.07
- Media URN:
- 67793
- Group:
- Unissued unused
- Archive:
- British Pathé
- Issue Date:
- Sound:
- Mute
- HD Format:
- Available on request
- Stock:
- Black & White
- Duration:
- 00:07:39:00
- Time in/Out:
- 01:24:52:00 / 01:32:31:00
- Canister:
- UN 2155 A
JS. Strauss says
Klaus Guenter Neumann (1920-1995) was the son of a tax official. Neumann graduated from the acting school of the "Deutsches Theater" in Berlin. After his work service for the Wehrmacht he was drafted in 1939. Klaus Guenter Neumann was director of a soldier stage for four years and was stationed in France. Here he met Wolfgang Müller who became famous in the 1950's with his film partner Wolfgang Neuss. After the WWII. Neumann was engaged after the war until 1950 at Willi Schäfer's "Cabaret of Comedians" (KaDeKo). During the 1930s the Greifi Bar was well established in Berlin, where Klaus Guenter Neumann and Wolfgang Müller started the first post-war cabaret stage. Located Joachimsthalerstrasse 41, between the famous Ku'damm and the Zoo. The first successful political cabaret and musical parodies programs were called "Die Luftbrücke", 1948 and this particular British Pathé documetary "Wir fahren wieder Eisenbahn", June 1949. (Written by JS. Strauss)