Elise Aulinger was a German actress known for her performances in films like Venus vor Gericht, Der Schimmelkrieg in der Holledau, and Der Feuerteufel. Born on December 11, 1881, in Munich, she gained recognition for her roles as relatable characters often portrayed as farmers, mothers, or wise women. She passed away on February 12, 1965, in Munich, Germany.
Personal and Family Life
Elise Aulinger was married to Max Sommer, who was also known as the author Max Ferner. She began her acting career on stage in 1901 at the Münchner Volkstheater, quickly becoming a beloved figure there. She performed in many plays, including works by Ludwig Thoma, and later made Münchner Kammerspiele her artistic home where she tackled a diverse range of roles from comedic to classic performances.
Death and Legacy
Elise Aulinger passed away on February 12, 1965, in her hometown of Munich. Twelve years after her death, a fountain was erected in her honor at Viktualienmarkt, celebrating her contributions to the arts. Her legacy lives on through her impactful performances in theater and film, leaving a lasting impression on German culture.