Venue(s):
Thalia Theater
Proprietor / Lessee:
Eduard Härting
Price: $1 orchestra-reserved; $1.50 balcony; $.75 first tier; $.60 balcony-reserved; $.50 parquet; $.30 second tier; $10.00 Private Booth (for 6 people)
Event Type:
Play With Music, Variety / Vaudeville
Status:
Published
Last Updated:
23 June 2016
“At the Thalia last night a vaudeville burlesque by Freidrich, entitled, Guten Morgen Herr Fischer, was represented, in which Mlle. De Dziuba again appeared. The play is shaped after an old play, entitled the Doctor of Alcantara, or Bon soir Monsieur Pantaloon, as the original is entitled. Mlle. De Dziuba had occasionally an opportunity to give a good exhibition of her vocal faculties, and most of the characters were acceptably rendered, especially the Doctor, which was personated by Herr Pelosi, and the rôle of Herr Fischer, which was represented by Herr Lohmann. Previously there was a two act comedy represented, entitled the Bridal Tour, in which Mlle. Hedwig Hesse had an opportunity to make a splendid display of her dramatic talent in managing and educating a bookworm of a professor whom she had married. The rôle of the Professor was well rendered by Mr. Lohmann.”
Well-attended but partly disappointing performances. In “Guten Morgen, Herr Fischer!”, instead of a comic but decent operetta, the audience was presented with a farce-like parody in Berlin dialect; instead of Grisar’s graceful music, some worn-out melodies from various operas and old songs were played. The performance itself went well except for some of the chorus pieces.
The second performance, excellently performed by Hesse and Lohmann, was received by the audience with gratitude.