Herbert Ernst Groh was a Swiss-American actor who is best known for Die Rose von Stambul (1953), The Song of Happiness (1933), and It’s Great to Be in Love (1934). He was also a talented operatic tenor, gaining popularity on radio since the late 1920s.
Personal and Family Life
Herbert Ernst Groh was born on May 27, 1906, in Lucerne, Switzerland. His career spanned various fields, including radio and film, with a focus on singing. Groh’s recordings were widely distributed, making him a recognized figure to many.
Career Highlights
Groh appeared in several German films before 1945 and became especially known for his work in talkies starting in 1933. Even though opera was part of his talent, it did not dominate his professional journey. He became more associated with radio and his unique recordings showcased his diverse abilities.
Death and Legacy
Herbert Ernst Groh passed away on July 28, 1982, in Norderstedt, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. His contributions to music and film, especially his recordings from the late 1920s on, continued to influence future generations. A selection of his works was released in 1990, highlighting his artistic versatility and impact.
Filmography
| Title | Release Date | Character |
|---|---|---|
| Das Lied vom Glück | 1933-12-05 | Carl Roland |
| Die Rose von Stambul | 1953 | N/A |
| The Song of Happiness | 1933 | N/A |
| It’s Great to Be in Love | 1934 | N/A |
