!!!Schönböck, Karl

b. Vienna, Feb. 4, 1909, 
d. Munich (Germany), March 24, 2001, (film) actor. Made his debut at 
the Staatstheater Meissen in 1930 and played in Berlin 1937-1945, from 
1936 also film roles. Together with colleagues he opened the first 
German theatre after the war, the "Berliner Tribuene". S. also 
was one of the founders of the "Die Kleine Freiheit" theatre in 
Munich, where he worked from 1946. From 1949 theatre tours through 
Germany and guest performances at the Theater in der Josefstadt 
(including "Professor Bernhardi" in 1974), at the Theater an der 
Wien ("Hello Dolly", 1968) and at the Salzburg Festival 
("Tartuffe", 1960). Roles in TV series ("Das Erbe der 
Guldenburgs"). Archetype of the bon vivant and gentleman.

!Publication
Wie es war durch 80 Jahr. Erinnerungen, 1988.



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