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'''Katta Sterna''', (born '''Katharina Ida Stern;''' December 19, 1897 – July 29, 1984) was a German [[actress]] and [[dancer]].<ref>Birth register, Charlottenburg registry office, No. 4731/1897</ref> |
'''Katta Sterna''', (born '''Katharina Ida Stern;''' December 19, 1897 – July 29, 1984) was a German [[actress]] and [[dancer]].<ref>Birth register, Charlottenburg registry office, No. 4731/1897</ref> |
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During her adolescence, Katharina was considered distracted and very impulsive. Her parents therefore consulted [[Theodor Ziehen]], head of the Psychiatric and Neurological Clinic at the [[Charité]] of the [[Humboldt University of Berlin|Friedrich-Wilhelms-University Berlin]], who diagnosed her as incurable and recommended her placement in a sanatorium.<ref name="IMDbBio" /> |
During her adolescence, Katharina was considered distracted and very impulsive. Her parents therefore consulted [[Theodor Ziehen]], head of the Psychiatric and Neurological Clinic at the [[Charité]] of the [[Humboldt University of Berlin|Friedrich-Wilhelms-University Berlin]], who diagnosed her as incurable and recommended her placement in a sanatorium.<ref name="IMDbBio" /> |
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== Filmography == |
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* 1914: Lumpchens Glück |
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* 1914: Das Sportsmädel |
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* 1915: The Bartered Bride |
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* 1915: Marionettes |
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* 1915: Teufelchen |
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* 1918: Ticky-Tacky |
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* 1919: A Brilliant Case |
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* 1919: The Engagement Telescope |
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* 1920: Flimmerherzen |
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* 1920: O du Quetschfalte meines Herzens |
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* 1921: Comrades |
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* 1921: When I Was a Corpse |
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* 1929: Sailor's Dance. Maria Solveg and Katta Sterna of the Matray Ballet |
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* 1930: Tingel-Tangel<ref>[https://www.filmportal.de/person/katta-sterna_97e5ade6f1614434972c7db51da207c6 ''Katta Sterna'']. In: filmportal.de, on: filmportal.de</ref> |
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== Literature == |
== Literature == |
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Revision as of 10:04, 2 November 2024
Katta Sterna, (born Katharina Ida Stern; December 19, 1897 – July 29, 1984) was a German actress and dancer.[1]
Biography
Katharina Stern was the daughter of engineer Georg Joseph Stern and his wife Bertha Elisabeth (1870–1963), née Schmidt, the younger sister of Conrad Schmidt and Käthe Kollwitz, née Schmidt. Katharina's sisters were actress Johanna Therese (married to director Fritz Kortner), actress and choreographer Maria Matray, and stage actress Gregola Keller (known under stage name Regula Keller, 1897–1983).[2][3]
During her adolescence, Katharina was considered distracted and very impulsive. Her parents therefore consulted Theodor Ziehen, head of the Psychiatric and Neurological Clinic at the Charité of the Friedrich-Wilhelms-University Berlin, who diagnosed her as incurable and recommended her placement in a sanatorium.[2]
Filmography
- 1914: Lumpchens Glück
- 1914: Das Sportsmädel
- 1915: The Bartered Bride
- 1915: Marionettes
- 1915: Teufelchen
- 1918: Ticky-Tacky
- 1919: A Brilliant Case
- 1919: The Engagement Telescope
- 1920: Flimmerherzen
- 1920: O du Quetschfalte meines Herzens
- 1921: Comrades
- 1921: When I Was a Corpse
- 1929: Sailor's Dance. Maria Solveg and Katta Sterna of the Matray Ballet
- 1930: Tingel-Tangel[4]
Literature
- Paul Nikolaus, Ernst E. Stern: Dancers. Delphin-Verlag, Munich 1919, p. 43. OCLC 853284221
- John Schikowski: History of Dance. Büchergilde Gutenberg, Berlin 1926, p. 159. OCLC 914634787
- Victor Junk: Handbook of Dance. Ernst Klett Verlag, Stuttgart 1930, p. 225.
- Burcu Dogramaci: Drei Schwestern. The Actresses Maria Solveg, Katta Sterna and Johanna Hofer between the Empire and Emigration. In: Exile, No. 1 (2003), pp. 62–77. (Part 1); Exile, No. 2 (2003), 2, pp. 5–19. (Part 2)
External links
References
- ^ Birth register, Charlottenburg registry office, No. 4731/1897
- ^ a b Katta Sterna Biography. In: IMDb, on: imdb.com
- ^ Burcu Dogramaci: Drei Schwestern. Die Schauspielerinnen Maria Solveg, Katta Sterna und Johanna Hofer zwischen Kaiserreich und Emigration. In: Exil, No. 1 (2003), pp. 62–77. (Part 1); Exil, No. 2 (2003), 2, pp. 5–19. (Part 2)
- ^ Katta Sterna. In: filmportal.de, on: filmportal.de