The Cousin from Nowhere

The Cousin from Nowhere (1926) was an operetta production by Anton Heiberg, based on an operetta by Eduard Künneke (music), Herman Haller (libretto) and Rideamus, a pseudonym for Fritz Oliven (libretto), Der Vetter aus Dingsda. It was loosely based on a comedy by Max Kempner-Hochstädt. The production was performed at The Norwegian Museum of Cultural History, Bygdøy.

Anton Heiberg directed it.

Information

(Objekt ID 96898)
Object type Production
Premiere June 4, 1926
Produced by
Based on The Cousin from Nowhere by Herman Haller, Fritz Oliven, Eduard Künneke
Audience Adults
Language Norwegian
Keywords Operetta, Theatre
Running period June 4, 1926  
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SOURCE:

Odd Bang-Hansen: Chat Noir og norsk revy (literally: Chat Noir and Norwegian revue). J. W. Cappelens forlag. Oslo 1961

Contributors (15)
Name Role
Herman Haller – Playwright
Fritz Oliven – Playwright
Anton Heiberg – Direction
Leif Amble-Næss – Choreography
Eduard Künneke – Composer
Marie Flagstad – Conductor
Haakon Arnold – Actor (Petter, tjener)
Trygve Beer-Jensen – Actor (1ste fremmede)
Øivind Berne – Actor (2den fremmede)
Kirsten Flagstad – Actor (Julia de Weert)
Karen-Marie Flagstad – Actor (Hanna)
Bokken Lasson – Actor (Milla, Kobloms frue)
Svein Lysell – Actor (Max Bollinger)
Torgrim Myklegaard – Actor (Hans, tjener)
Anton Heiberg – Main producer
Performance dates
June 4, 1926Norsk Folkemuseum, Friluftsteatret Folkemuséet Opening night