Friedrich Ulmer
Friedrich Ulmer ( born March 27, 1877 in Munich, † April 26, 1952 in Traunstein ) was a German actor and writer.
Life
Ulmer was the first time at the age of 18 years on stage at the residence theater in Munich. Although he originally was a lawyer and worked as a lawyer, he heard on so soon, to devote himself to acting. Even before the First World War, he was employed at the Munich Court Theatre, but his artistic rise began only after the war.
In 1921, he appeared for a short time at the Lessing Theater in Berlin, but returned at the Festival on Art Theatre in Munich, where he received several roles such as that of Florian Geyer and Petruchio, back and was appointed there to the game master. Subsequently, he was appointed in 1929 by the Bavarian Ministry of Culture as a professor of dramaturgy and directing at the University of Munich. In 1933 he was forced by the Nazis to leave the Munich theater operation, and came only in 1935, so he. , After almost 15 years in which he worked on until a short spell in Munich to Berlin However, after some years, he returned to Munich, but could not get more distance.
From 1920 to the 1940s he was also in a number of films to be seen as an actor, he also distinguished himself as a writer.