Fritz Grünbaum, Karl Farkas u.a. - Altmeister des Humors
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Fritz Grünbaum, Karl Farkas u.a. - Altmeister des Humors
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Narrated by:
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Fritz Grünbaum
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Karl Farkas
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Fritz Grünbaum
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Grünbaum begann seine Karriere im Wiener Kabarett "Die Hölle" als Conférencier und wurde schon bald danach nach Berlin engagiert. Ab 1914 war er Teil des Simpl-Ensembles, wo 1921 auch der junge Karl Farkas (1893-1971) seine Tätigkeit aufnahm. Der 13 Jahre jüngere Farkas wird bald zum idealen Partner für Fritz Grünbaum. Gemeinsam gelten sie als die Väter der "Doppelconferénce". 1938 musste Karl Farkas vor den Nazis ins Exil fliehen.
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