Dear Harold,
thank you. Plays translated into german are actually known 4: 80 days, Capitaine Grant, Michael Strogoff and Les deux Frontignac, recently published again by our Jules-Verne-Club.
Best regards
Bernhard
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----- Original Message -----
From: Peter Harold
To: Jules Verne Forum
Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 9:37 AM
Subject: Re: German play titled "Nautilus" 1890?
Hello Bernhard!
The review is located at:
http://digi.lib.helsinki.fi/sanomalehti/secure/showPage.html?action=page&type=mq&pageFrame_currPage=2&id=104459&conversationId=2
(I hope the link work out)
It is a review (about Theaters in Berlin) published
June 25th 1890, so the play must been staged at that
time. The location is mentioned, but I can't really
read the name. The text is in Swedish, but that wasn't
to any help for my poor eyes...
You will find the text in the article titled: "På
rundresebiljett till Tysklands ölkneiper och Teatrar",
if you want to read it by your self. "Öl" is not
"oil", it's beer! ;-) The play "Nautilus" is mentioned
in the 5th column.
Here in Sweden I am promised to get a look at the
Swedish version of the Verne/d'Ennery play "Around the
world in 80 days". Perhaps the manuscript of German
"Nautilus" is saved too?
Best regards,
Peter
--- "BGYKrauth~at~t-online.de" <BGYKrauth~at~t-online.de>
skrev:
Dear Peter,
thankyou for your demand. I will follow up this
question, as I have heardsome informations about
german plays of "20 000 miles" - maybeyou can give
more detailed informations from your side? What time
periodexactly ?(1890 - o.k. - but month? day?) Played
where in Germany?
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