Hubert Marischka

Hubert Marischka was born on the 27^th August 1882; he died on the 4^th December 1959. He was the brother of Ernst Marischka. He was an Austrian operetta tenor, actor and a film director of the country, Austria.

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Career

Hubert Marischka was born in Brunn am Gebirge, he was the son of Johann Marischka. He started as a joiner though he trained as a singer and in the year 1904, he started a new career in the operetta in the theatre of St. Polten in Der arme Jonathan by Karl Millöcker.

Hubert Marischka had his first success as a singer in Brunn in the year 1906, as Danilo in Die lustige Witwe. He sang the premier of the Der fidele Bauer by Leo Fall in Mannheim on the 27^th July 1907.

He made his first appearance on the stage of the country in the Vienna at the Carltheatre in Fall's Die geschiedene Frau.

Filmography

Ø  1913: Die Feuerprobe (actor)

Ø  1913: Der Millionenonkel / Der Verschwender (actor, co-screenwriter, co-director)

Ø  1915: Mit Herz und Hand fürs Vaterland (actor)

Ø  1915: Zwei Freunde (actor, co-director)

Ø  1915: Der Schusterprinz (screenwriter)

Ø  1915: Das erste Weib (director, screenwriter)

Ø  1917: Mir kommt keiner aus / Die schwarze Hand (actor)

Ø  1918: Wo die Lerche singt (actor, co-screenwriter)

Ø  1918: Der Tribut des Künstlers (short film; actor)

Ø  1918: Um ein Weib (actor, co-director)

Ø  1932: Gräfin Mariza (actor)

Ø  1935: Die ganze Welt dreht sich um Liebe / Liebesmelodie (screenwriter)

Ø  1939: Drunter und drüber (director, co-screenwriter)

Ø  1939: Hochzeitsreise zu dritt (director, co-screenwriter)

Ø  1939: Das Glück wohnt nebenan (director, co-screenwriter)

Ø  1940: Herzensfreud - Herzensleid (director, co-screenwriter)

Ø  1940: Der ungetreue Eckehart

Ø  1941: Wir bitten zum Tanz (director)

Ø  1941: Oh diese Männer (director)

Ø  1942: Wiener Blut (co-screenwriter)

Ø  1943: Der Meisterdetektiv (director)

Ø  1943: Drei tolle Mädels (director)

Ø  1943: Ein Mann für meine Frau (director, )

Ø  1943: Ein Walzer mit dir (director, co-screenwriter)

Ø  1943: Alles aus Liebe (director, co-screenwriter)

Ø  1944: Ein Mann gehört ins Haus (director)

Ø  1947: Wiener Melodien (co-director)

Ø  1948: Der Herr Kanzleirat (director, screenwriter)

Ø  1950: Küssen ist keine Sünd (director, co-screenwriter)

Ø  1951: Stadtpark / Kleiner Peter, große Sorgen (director, co-screenwriter)

Ø  1951: Der fidele Bauer (co-screenwriter)

Ø  1951: Die Czardasfürstin (actor)

Ø  1952: Knall und Fall als Hochstapler (director)

Ø  1952: The Land of Smiles (co-screenwriter)

Ø  1952: Du bist die Rose vom Wörthersee (director, co-screenwriter)

Ø  1953: Die Perle von Tokay (director, co-screenwriter)

Ø  1955: Laß die Sonne wieder scheinen (director)

Ø  1956: Liebe, Sommer und Musik (director, co-screenwriter)