"What you can't do through laziness

you will never achieve."

You are bidding on one Handwritten, signed album sheet of Writer, stage and film actor Aribert Wascher (1895-1961).


From the estate of a Berlin autograph collector who personally received autographs from singers and actors from the 1930s to the 1970s or had the artists send them to him by post (some of the envelopes are still there).



On beautiful A4 writing paper (brand "Typewriters Sigurus Hartpost"); described on one side.



Here is the core of all wisdom:

What you can't do through laziness

achieved, you will never achieve.

With this in mind, the warmest wishes

by Aribert Wascher.

Berlin. d. 14. September 1948.


Original quote cannot be verified for me; probably thought up spontaneously?

Encased in a protective sheet; with handwritten assignment.

Condition: Leaf folded lengthwise and crosswise; excellent condition. bplease note the pictures too!

Internal note: Opera 2104-2

UberAribert Wascher (Source: wikipedia):

Aribert Wascher (* 1. December 1895 in Flensburg; † 14. December 1961 in Berlin; actually Robert Ernst Wilhelm Wascher) was a German writer, stage and film actor.

Life: After his acting training, Aribert Wascher began his theater career in Magdeburg in 1915 and was then engaged in Cologne. From 1919 onwards he worked on various Berlin stages. He made his debut in 1919 at the Small Theater, moved to the Deutsches Theater in 1920 and, via the Lustspielhaus, the Volksbühne and the Barnowsky Theaters, finally came to the State Theater in 1926, where he worked as an actor until the end of the war.

In 1928, Wascher was involved in founding the Larifari cabaret in Berlin, initiated by the actress and cabaret artist Rosa Valetti and the musician and lyricist Erich Einegg. In 1932 he took part in the Kohlkopp cabaret founded by Valeska Gert, also in Berlin. He was from approx. In 1926, she was in a relationship with Valeska Gert for around ten years.

Immediately after the end of the war he played the role of Jupiter in Orpheus in the Underworld at the Komische Oper in Berlin. He played again at the Deutsches Theater from 1945 to 1949, then from 1950 at the Schlosspark Theater and from 1951 also at the Schillertheater.

Parallel to his stage work, Wascher also made his film debut, first playing a role in Gerhard Lamprecht's silent film The Cemetery of the Living in 1921, followed by other silent film productions that made him a popular supporting actor. With the introduction of sound films and his participation in film classics such as Amphitryon - Happiness Comes from the Clouds (1935), he later achieved his final breakthrough. Wascher was also a sought-after film actor during the war years and was placed on the God-Given list by the Reich Ministry for Public Enlightenment and Propaganda. He mostly played dark, inscrutable characters.

In addition to his stage and film work, Wascher also worked as a writer who, in addition to cheerful stories and poems (six volumes), also wrote the stage plays Gods among themselves and The tender wife. The one with the Federal Cross of Merit 1st Class-awarded Wascher was married to the actress Gudrun Genest since 1954. Their daughter Corinna, who comes from a previous relationship with Rudolf Diels, also became an actress.

Aribert Wascher has a son from another connection, also named Aribert Wascher.

Wascher had been confined to a wheelchair since 1955 and therefore had to give up acting. He was buried in the Dahlem cemetery.

Filmography

1920: The Black Tulip Festival

1921: The Cemetery of the Living

1921: The Confession of an Outcast

1921: A Mother's Confession

1925: The Disreputable

1925: Hanseatic League

1926: How to stay young and beautiful - marriage secrets

1926: People among each other

1926: The Crusade of Women

1927: The Governor's Mistress

1928: Six girls are looking for accommodation for the night

1928: The lady and her chauffeur

1928: The Dashing Hussar

1928: Princess Olala

1928: The Rape of the Sabine Women

1929: Katharina Knie

1930: The Sans-souci flute concerto

1930: Double standards

1931: Ronny

1932: Under a false flag

1933: A city is turned upside down

1933: Around a million

1933: Viktor and Viktoria

1934: My wife, the shooting queen

1934: ... with me this evening

1934: I liked kissing women

1934: The Lord of the World

1934: The Island

1934: Playing with fire

1934: Princess Turandot

1934: Love, Death and the Devil

1934: Petersburg Nights. Waltz on the Neva

1935: Fresh wind from Canada

1935: The girl Johanna

1935: Amphitryon – Happiness comes from the clouds

1935: Liselotte of the Palatinate

1935: Stradivari

1935: Lady Windermere's Fan

1935: Executioners, women and soldiers

1935: The higher order

1936: Donogoo Tonka

1936: Savoy Hotel 217

1936: A strange guest

1936: Three girls around Schubert

1936: The beauty spot

1936: Stronger than paragraphs

1936: City of Anatol

1936: Thunder, lightning and sunshine

1936: Under hot skies

1937: Condottieri

1937: Madame Bovary

1937: My son, the Minister

1937: The yellow flag

1937: Diamonds

1937: Rooster in the basket

1938: Holm murder case

1938: Major alarm

1938: Little and Big Love

1938: Capriccio

1939: Jesters

1939: The Green Emperor

1939: Bel Ami

1939: New Year's Eve at Alexanderplatz

1939: E 417 saloon car

1939: It was a lavish ball night

1939: The Uncanny Wishes

1939: Alarm on Station III

1940: The way to Isabel

1940: Clothes make the man

1940: Falstaff in Vienna

1941: The Swedish Nightingale

1941: Jakko

1941: Women make better diplomats

1941: The Other Me

1941: Goodbye, Franziska

1942: Rembrandt

1942: Attack on Baku

1942: Love me!

1944: The man whose name was stolen

1944: The Magic Violin

1944: Mr. Sanders lives dangerously

1944: Young Eagles

1940–44: Lowlands

1945: Tell the Truth (unfinished)

1945: Shiva and the Gallows Flower

1945: A great day

1945: Gentlemen Sons

1945: The hereditary forester

1946: Tell the truth

1947: King of Hearts

1948: Thanks, I'm fine

1948: The strange adventures of Mr. Fridolin B.

1948: Berlin Ballad

1949: The Cuckoos

1949: Nights on the Nile

1951: Eva in a tailcoat

1951: Stips

1951: It doesn't work without Gisela

1951: When the evening bells ring

1953: Dangerous Vacation (The Man Between)

1954: Big Star Parade

1955: A man forgets love

Quotes

“In any case, Aribert Wascher is also one of the few actors who did not follow the fashion introduced by [Max] Reinhardt of defining an actor to one note, to one type [sic]. Sometimes he plays a comical role and sometimes a very serious one - if his successes were anything to go by, he would have to be in the front row. But because you can’t classify it, it never really gets through.”

– Pem

Awards

1955: Federal Cross of Merit 1st Class

Life: After his acting training, Aribert Wascher began his theater career in Magdeburg in 1915 and was then engaged in Cologne. From 1919 onwards he worked on various Berlin stages. He made his debut in 1919 at the Small Theater, moved to the Deutsches Theater in 1920 and, via the Lustspielhaus, the Volksbühne and the Barnowsky Theaters, finally came to the State Theater in 1926, where he worked as an actor until the end of the war. Parallel to his stage work, Wascher also made his film debut, first playing a role in Gerhard Lamprecht's silent film The Cemetery of the Living in 1921, followed by other silent film productions that made him a popular supporting actor. With the introduction of sound films and his participation in film classics such as Amphitryon - Happiness Comes from the Clo