Gretl Theimer
Acting
Gretl Theimer (1910–1972) was an Austrian actress and singer. After completing ballet training, Theimer performed in the children's ballet at the Vienna State Opera. She first made a name for herself as an operetta singer on Austrian and German stages. Her screen debut in musical film 'Zwei Herzen im Dreivierteltakt', one of the first sound films, made Gretl Theimer a popular film star overnight. The waltz of the same name, which she sang together with co-star Walter Janssen, became one of the most successful hits of 1930. After that, Theimer would go on to frequently play the part of a dashing, sought-after girl in Wiener Film and other entertainment films of the 1930s. After about a decade, her film career came to an end. She did, however, take on a few small film roles in the fifties and sixties.
Known for
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Ein Walzertraum
1969
Tschinellen-Fifi
movieVoyage to Italy, Complete with Love
1958
Frau Düvenasch
movieDer Bauerndoktor von Bayrischzell
1957
Franziska Pfundtner
moviePulverschnee nach Übersee
1956
Erna Schlotke
movieLauter Liebe
1940
Sylvia Gaden
movieImmortal Waltz
1939
Emilie Trampusch
movieTanz auf dem Vulkan
1938
Schirmverkäuferin
Das Ehesanatorium
1938
Frau Dr. Müller
movieThree Girls Around Schubert
1936
Hedwig "Hederl" Tscholl
movieDonaumelodien
1936
Ilonka
movieTired Theodore
1936
Helma René
movieThe Fight with the Dragon
1935
Komtess Helene
movieRoses from the South
1934
Mizzi, seine Tochter
movieOnce a Great Lady
1934
Ria Thurner
Die Goldgrube
1933
Anni, Buffetdame
movieHer Majesty Love
1933
Elli von Wellingen - his daughter
The Mystery of Johann Orth
1932
Milly Stubel vom Theater a.d.Wien
movieThe Champion Shot
1932
Anni, Siebzehnrübels Tochter
movieViennese Waltz
1932
Mizzi Enzinger
movieA Song, A Kiss, A Girl
1932
Asta Walden
movieHolzapfel Knows Everything
1932
Eva Stein
movieVictoria and Her Hussar
1931
Riquette, Kammerzofe
movieThe Dancing Hussar
1931
Pepi Pieper, Soubrette
movieSchubert's Dream of Spring
1931
Maria Esterhazy
movieThe Csikos Baroness
1930
Terka von Marosicz, die 'Csikósbaroneß'