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Death and honours. Selected filmography. Radio drama. Notes. External links. Paul Klinger. Paul Karl Heinrich Klinksik (14 June 1907, Essen – 14 November 1971, Munich) was a German stage and film actor who also worked in radio drama and soundtrack dubbing . Family life.
Paul Klinger (* 14. Juni 1907 in Essen; † 14. November 1971 in München; eigentlich Paul Karl Heinrich Klinksik) war ein deutscher Schauspieler, Hörspiel- und Synchronsprecher. Während seiner langen Karriere als Schauspieler war er in über 70 Filmen zu sehen.
Jun 21, 2019 · 25. 1/25. Memorial for Ann Arbor jazz musician Paul Klinger at Zal Gaz Grotto Club. By. Brianne Twiddy | btwiddy@mlive.com. ANN ARBOR, MI -- Most horn players would take a break from performing...
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Paul Klinger was born on 14 June 1907 in Essen, Germany. He was an actor, known for Tim Frazer (1963), Marriage in the Shadows (1947) and Rommel ruft Kairo (1959). He was married to Karin Andersen and Hildegard Wolf. He died on 14 November 1971 in Munich, Bavaria, West Germany.
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Jul 11, 2010 · So it’s especially remarkable that Ann Arbor’s Easy Street Jazz Band is gearing up to celebrate its 40th anniversary. The traditional jazz / swing ensemble, led by cornetist / soprano saxist Paul Klinger, will play a celebratory show of Dixieland music Tuesday at Zal Gaz Grotto.
Marriage in the Shadows (German: Ehe im Schatten) is 1947 German melodrama film directed by Kurt Maetzig and starring Paul Klinger, Ilse Steppat and Alfred Balthoff. It was produced in the Soviet zone in what later became East Germany and was released by DEFA.
Biography: Paul Klinger was born in Essen, Germany on June 14, 1907. After dropping out of architecture and, later, theater studies in Munich, he began performing on stage. In 1933, he signed a contract with the Deutsches Theater in Berlin and also performed at the Komische Oper and Hebbeltheater.
