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rwpohl · 6 months

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#ilse werner #karl ludwig diehl #die schwedische nachtigall #peter brauer #1944

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ulrichgebert · 1 year

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Dann brauchten wir aber doch wieder etwas bewährten knallharten Eskapismus in Agfacolor.

#Münchhausen #Hans Albers #Brigitte Horney #Ilse Werner #Film gesehen #Josef von Báky #Erich Kästner

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faith-alhazred · 8 months

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new chapter of the Antique Mask story is here 🌿

well, the investigators to that point have a feeling that something is very wrong with the fire in wax museum, and that there is no clues about current location of Aristide Zweig. they look for more answers, and questions are:

- who and why started the fire?

- what about the fire fighter guy, who disappeared?

- what happened to the wax figures?

looking for the first answer, the investigators arrange a meeting with one of their informants, and their first thought - doctor Witherspoon, or the police detective Lomann.

doctor, despite his complicated character, is a rather nice person. he is helping Theodor Skovinskij, who is jew and widower, raising alone a teenage daughter, lovely shy Ilse.

Little Ilse was the one who started the fire. doctor forbid police to interrogate her, as she still shocked and traumatised. so, officially, the fire was an accident. if the players are digging deeper, doctor or the girl's father could tell more about her condition - all she remember is that something pushed her to go upstairs and start the fire in the owner's cabinet. and then - something horrible, as they were moving.

unfortunately, none of my players ever invited Magnificent Saliano to the museum. i prepared a little random table of short dialogues that he could possibly recreate imitating the voice of persons speaking. it's exact pieces of the original "The Mask of Medusa" Mystery in the Air episode - some just most emotional moments, like the panic started after the murderers was freed, or the moment when Ilse's mind was overpowered by them chanting "matches and fire". and others very revealing - like when nameless Peter Lorre's character accuses Zweig of murdering everyone in the exibit hall, or makes him look at the Mask of Medusa. And - and that one only is not accurate to the radio episode - demand for taking him away in very agressive and panicing manner, and then sound of the broken window, as a few shards suddenly fall out of their place, interrupting the seance.

maybe, if i would run this game again, i would ask my players to think of not overly rational characters, so the idea of the medium's help won't sounds bad to them 😁

obviously, this last dialogue and broken glass sound - it's the moment of actual meeting of Fenning and Boris.

speaking of the devil.

it's another thing that none of my players ever did, bit if they would look for the missing fire fighter description - yeah, it's Boris. his real name ir Werner, and he was a simple man, suffering from severe alcoholism, but really strong and helpful, and with something good in his heath, that made his volunteer for the fire fighting crew. that night he was drunk, so his mind was easily overpowered by Fenning alone.

well it's clear now about the girl, and about Boris. but where is the exibits? as everybody familiar with the Mask of Medusa knows - someone called Albert runs the exibit now. and the investigators easily get this information too, using whatever source they prefer - police, newspaper of street gossips.

so our next stop is Le Theatre des Horreurs ✨

#Peter Lorre #Antique Mask #Mystery in the Air #ttrpg

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mact-cact · 1 year

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VISIONÄRE SCHWEIZ (Aloïse (Aloïse Corbaz), Esther Altorfer, Adolphe Appia, Karl Ballmer, Karl Bickel, Arnold Böcklin, Christian Boltanski, Johann Michael Bossard, Gilbert Clavel, Max Daetwyler, Martin Disler, Henry Dunant, Niklaus von Flüe, Johann Heinrich Füssli, Alberto Giacometti, Augusto Giacometti, Werner Hertig, Ferdinand Hodler, Franz Huemer, Ettore Jelmorini, Paul Klee, Emma Kunz, Richard Paul Lohse, Bernhard Luginbühl, Ingeborg Lüscher, Annemarie von Matt, Mario Merz, Marisa Merz, Otto Meyer-Amden, Heinrich Anton Müller, Robert Müller, Auguste de Niederhäusern-Rodo, Hermann Obrist, Meret Oppenheim, Walter Peter, Markus Raetz, Dieter Roth, Ernst Georg Rüegg, Armand Schulthess, Louis Soutter, Daniel Spoerri, Walter Arnold Steffen, Robert Strübin, Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Jean Tinguely, Niele Toroni, Albert Trachsel, Félix Vallotton, Ben Vautier, Bruno Weber, Ilse Weber, Walter Kurt Wiemken, Eva Wipf, Caspar Wolf, Adolf Wölfli) A cura di Harald Szeemann Testi di Harald Szeemann, Theo Kneubühler, Aurel Schmidt. Verlag Sauerländer Aarau, 1991. ISBN 978-3-7941-3437-0 https://www.instagram.com/p/Ck0lCnno1v_/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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chrodrigo · 20 days

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Ella se vistió en seguida y parpadeo, sabia que algo pasaba, solo se enamoro del momento y se pregunto a si misma si el color carmín le daba a su atuendo un ligero toque provocativo pues la vez pasada ella solo decidió descubrirse un poco los hombros con el pretexto de la falta de frío. Sonrojo su mirada y estaba realmente dentro de una fantasia efímera que fuera de un tormento alentaba a que ella saliera de ese circulo que tanto la doblegaba a ser algo que no quería aparentar mas; estaba harta ya de discursos ególatras que subyacen de matrimonios genuinos de la época, he ahi el por que solía reposarse en su torso después del pastel de mediodía pensando que la música era algo que no todos disfrutaban como debiese, eso sin importar cuantas personas leyeran su diario al momento de que tu vida diera sentido y dejara este mundo como ser cansado y deteriorado por los años. Pretendía acercarse como la primera vez, en medio de la tempestad y con mucho ingenuo sobre bombillas al genio que solo tenia como tema de conversación sistemas monofásicos del invento que cada vez mas se apoderaba con fuerza de las masas como una necesidad básica, a pesar de ello no titubeó ni un momento y prolongo su cita con lo que para entonces iba a ser el momento que guardaría por el resto de sus días.

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#SoundCloud

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apebook · 6 months

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#19.Jahrhundert #Akademiker #Deutschland #Gelehrte #Handschrift #Humor #Ironie #Kloster #Komödie #Manuskript #Tacitus #Universität

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korrektheiten · 2 years

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Ilse Werner: UFA-Star mit Pfiff

Compact:»Sie war einer der großen Stars in Babelsberg – und spielte an der Seite von Hans Albers noch heute bekannte Rollen. Doch auch als Sängerin feierte sie Erfolge. Die CD-Reihe „Heimat, deine Sterne“ bietet Ihnen die beliebtesten Schlager der 1030er und 1940er Jahre. Hier mehr erfahren. „Wir machen Musik. Da geht Euch der Hut hoch. [...] Der Beitrag Ilse Werner: UFA-Star mit Pfiff erschien zuerst auf COMPACT. http://dlvr.it/Sb9FKC «

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rachelmygod · 2 years

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