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- The Journalists is a comedy in four acts by Gustav Freytag. It was first performed in 1852 and first printed in 1854. It is still regarded as one of the most successful German comedies. It was a staple of theatre repertoires for five decades after its premiere. Freytag was editor of the Leipzig periodical Die Grenzboten from 1848 to 1860, and used his experience there in writing this play. (en)
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- * A singer
- * A waiter
- * Adelheid Runeck
- * Bellmaus, employee of the "Union" newspaper
- * Berta, her daughter
- * Blumenberg, editor of the "Coriolan" newspaper.
- * Fritz, his son
- * Guests, deputations of the citizenry
- * Ida, his daughter
- * Justizrat Schwarz
- * Karl, servant of the colonel
- * Kleinmichel, citizen and elector
- * Konrad Bolz, editor of the "Union" newspaper
- * Korb, clerk of Adelheid's estate
- * Kämpe, employee of the "Union" newspaper
- * Körner, employee of the "Union" newspaper
- * Lotte, his wife
- * Müller, factotum of the Union newspaper
- * Piepenbrink, wine merchant and elector
- * Retired Colonel Berg
- * Schmock, employee of the "Coriolan" newspaper.
- * Senden, a landowner
- * Professor Oldendorf, editor of the "Union" newspaper
- * Henning the printer, owner of the "Union" newspaper
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- "The capital of a province."
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- * Retired Colonel Berg
* Ida, his daughter
* Adelheid Runeck
* Senden, a landowner
* Professor Oldendorf, editor of the "Union" newspaper
* Konrad Bolz, editor of the "Union" newspaper
* Bellmaus, employee of the "Union" newspaper
* Kämpe, employee of the "Union" newspaper
* Körner, employee of the "Union" newspaper
* Henning the printer, owner of the "Union" newspaper
* Müller, factotum of the Union newspaper
* Blumenberg, editor of the "Coriolan" newspaper.
* Schmock, employee of the "Coriolan" newspaper.
* Piepenbrink, wine merchant and elector
* Lotte, his wife
* Berta, her daughter
* Kleinmichel, citizen and elector
* Fritz, his son
* Justizrat Schwarz
* A singer
* Korb, clerk of Adelheid's estate
* Karl, servant of the colonel
* A waiter
* Guests, deputations of the citizenry (en)
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- "The capital of a province." (en)
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- The Journalists is a comedy in four acts by Gustav Freytag. It was first performed in 1852 and first printed in 1854. It is still regarded as one of the most successful German comedies. It was a staple of theatre repertoires for five decades after its premiere. Freytag was editor of the Leipzig periodical Die Grenzboten from 1848 to 1860, and used his experience there in writing this play. (en)
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- The Journalists (1852 play) (en)
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