Word: franziska
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...unusually well done. A. B. Kuttner '08 as Dorothea, an amorous and coquettish lady of 35 or 40 years, makes an individual and rather pleasing person out of this stock figure, and with Bastelmeier makes a distinct hit in one of the most difficult scenes of the play. As Franziska, Dorothea's neice, T. W. Knauth 07 makes a charming ingenue, and is more than ordinarily successful in creating an illusion of womanliness...
...result of the recent trials for the tenth annual production by the Deutscher Verein, "Der Steckbrief," by Benedix, the following cast has been chosen: Derendorf, W. T. Pickering '09 Strenge, G. A. Schneider '07 Dorothea, A. B. Kuttner '08 Franziska, T. Knauth '07 Brinkmann, W. H. Pollak '07 Bastelmeier, P. N. Crusius '09 Dicke, C. A. Neymann sC. Ripphard, H. von Kaltenborn sC. Flaschner, P. M. Piel sC. Christoph, M. T. Ackerland '09 Mathes, D. West...
...following provisional cast has been arranged: Philipp Klapproth, W. E. Sachs '04 Ulrike Sprosser, his sister, P. G. Henderson '05 Ida and Franziska, her daughters, T. W. Knauth '07, F. H. Osgood '04 Alfred Klapproth, C. Ehlermann, Jr., '05 Ernst Kissling, his friend, F. W. Cloud '05 Fritz Bernhardy, H. Hagedorn, Jr., '07 Josephine Kruger, authoress, W. H. Chase '04 Scholler, H. Henneberger '05 Amalie Pfeiffer, his sister-in-law, O. K. Koechl '05 Friederike, her daughter, N. Edwards '05 Eugen Rumpel, G. W. Gribble '05 Grober a retired Major, H. Bowditch '05 Jean, head waiter, R. A. Miller...
...next short play to be given by the Deu scher Verein is "Mein Papa," by Heinnch Teweles. The cast is as follows: Bernhard Gauss, H. H. Fox '03 Marie, his wife, R. C. Kibbey '04 Adolf Hill, Donald Gregg '03 Franziska Hill, P. V. A. Koechl '02 Sophie, servant, P. Hooper...
Miss Hedwig Lange, who played the title role was most charming as the teasing but loving finance of von Tellheim, played by Carl Emmerich. She acted naturally and with a fine interpretation of her part. The acting of Miss Marie Eisenhut, as Franziska was also of a high character although her part was. perhaps, a little less difficult. The women of the cast were better than the men, but the latter merit a great deal of praise, especially Mr. Kierschner and Mr. Ottbert. The whole performance was decidedly creditable, and Mr. Conried deserves great commendation for its production...