Loni Heuser
Loni Heuser ( born January 22, 1908 in Dusseldorf, † March 6, 1999 in Berlin; actually Apollonia Henriette Heuser, sometimes listed in film credits as many Loni Heusser ) was a German stage and film actress. As a singer and actress, she was a star in vaudeville and cabaret in Berlin before the Second World War. Following her marriage to Theo Mack plane she was also called Loni Heuser- Mack plane.
Professional
Loni Heuser was an acclaimed operetta star in their early years. She had at the theater debut at Nollendorfplatz in Berlin as an actress and celebrated 24 years in various revues and cabarets of Berlin with great success. In her film roles from 1950 ( previously they had rather two minor appearances in UFA films ), she portrayed mostly mothers, aunts, Inherits technicians, marriage kites and shrews, also talkative frivolous women of the world, adorable, elegant and witty, belonged to her repertoire. Loni Heuser mainly played in comedy and musical films. Even in 1976 they had in the theater of the West in the musical Gigi in Berlin with Johannes Heesters, Christiane Rücker, Heli Finkenzeller and Bob Franco a large professional success.
Private
End of the 1970s, Loni Heuser moved, who was married to the composer Theo Mack Eben ( 1897-1953 ) from 1950 until his death, from the stage. She was whether the marriage is also a member of the German composer's advocacy group.