Aloys Pennarini

Aloys Pennarini, also spelled Alois Pennarini, (born Aloys Federler; June 21, 1870, in Vienna, Austria-Hungary – June 23, 1927, in Liberec, Czechoslovakia), was an opera singer (tenor), opera director and film actor.

Alois Pennarini

Singing career

Tour to London Covent Garden Opera, Amsterdam and Haag, also Philadelphia, United States, Chestnut Street Opera House

His tenor voice on record ODEON-Platten (Hamburg) 1905-1908 Teachers: Joseph Gansbacher, Johannes Ress in Vienna.

Directing career

Acting career

Performed in the silent film, "Banditen" Berlin, Germany Date: 1920 1921 Directed by: Max Agerty Actors: Alois Pennarini as Santanello - head of the bandits, Karl Gepper, Vera Schreiber, Erner Hübsch, Harry Ensor, Melitta Klefer, Werner Stein, Emil Stammer, Juana del Soto, Anneliese Körner Production: Singing film GmbH, Berlin

Performed in the silent film, “Heinrich Heines Erste Liebe” Hamburg, Germany Date: January 25, 1922 Directed by: Eva Christa Actors: Margarete Lanner, Vera Nordegg, Peter Kreuder, Alois Pennarini as Heinrich Heine. Production: Vera Filmwerke AG, Hamburg

Performed in the silent film, “Mabel Und Ihre Freier” Hamburg, Germany Date: August 26, 1922 Directed by: Eva Christa Actors: Mabel Und Ihre Freier, Emil von Dollen, Alois Pennarini as a chamber singer, Arnold Risch, Phylax Luedecke, Friedrich Kurth, Vera Nordegg, Aida Montes, Peter Kreuder, Wilhelmine They Production: Vera Filmwerke AG, Hamburg

Alois Pennarini was once married to the soprano Ella Appelt.

Married Clary Antoniette Nisser on May 19, 1909 and had four children: Heinz, Toni-Juliana, Isolde and Mathias.

Married Paula Weidenslaufer and moved with her to Liberec.


This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.