10 yo Child Actress Lotte Müller was born on 17 February 1901 in Berlin, Germany.  This is her first recording.
She starred in a string of silent movies from 1912 to 1915

Two German Christmas Tales by Rosa Porten in the style of Dicken's Christmas Carol.

A narrator declaims the rhymed story with bells and sound effects. Lotte has the female parts, Carl Nebe is Santa Claus, Rosa Porten  is the lost daughter

Little Elsa (a real girl) praying to god to cure here mother at Christmas, and the servant of god (a bass) comes done and everything turns out happy.

Klein Elschens Weihnachtswunsch
Christmas dialogue
Rosa Porten (composer) 


A man is trudging through the snow searching his long lost daughter, meets a woman who is the daughter, everybody happy


Ein Wiedersehen am Weihnachtsabend (
Rosa Porten (composer) 

Rosa Porten (vocalist) 
Carl Nebe (vocalist : bass-baritone) 
Lotte Müller (vocalist) 
Frederick William Gaisberg (recordist) 
Description: Spoken, with organ and chimes

Language: German

9/13/1911 Berlin, Germany [1] Master Victor 63812


German Master issued on Victor 3 line Patent 10" 78 rpm 

CONDITION: Better than EXCELLENTPRISTINE , plays EXCEPTIONALLY quiet rare ticks

A CHOICE COPY 

Rosa Porten (18 February 1884 – 7 May 1972) was a prolific German screenwriter, actress, and director during the silent film era.[1][2][3]

Early life
Porten was born in Düsseldorf, Germany, the daughter of Franz Porten and Wincenzia Porten (née Wybiral). She had a younger sister, Henny Porten, and a younger brother, Fritz Porten. Her father was an opera singer and her sister was a popular film star in Germany.[4]

Career
As a child, Porten and her sister would often appear in school plays and moving picture image collections featuring opera and arias that their father shot.[citation needed]

As a director, Porten's films were notable for featuring storylines centered on women.