- the
early 18th
century in the
sense of "cant, argot". A self-designation
Jauner is
recorded in 1793.
Jenisch remained strictly an
adjective that refers...
-
Franz Ritter von
Jauner (14
November 1831, in
Vienna – 23
February 1900, in Vienna) was an
Austrian theatre director and
opera intendant. He was the subject...
- few
months before its 26
October premiere at Vienna's Carltheater.
Franz Jauner produced the
costly premiere anti****ting
great commercial success. But...
-
which still stands today. The then-operator of the Ringtheater,
Franz von
Jauner, was
sentenced to
three years in prison,
though his
sentence was commuted...
-
before the
initial Vienna performance, the
Court Opera's
director Franz von
Jauner decided to use
parts of the
original dialogue along with some of Guiraud's...
- the Opéra-Comique, the
director of the
Ringtheater in Vienna,
Franz von
Jauner, was also present. Both men
requested the rights, but
Offenbach granted...
-
Franz von
Dingelstedt (1867–70)
Johann von
Herbeck (1870–75)
Franz von
Jauner (1875–80)
Wilhelm Jahn (1881–97)
Gustav Mahler (1897–1907)
Felix Weingartner...
-
Viktor de Kowa)
Operette i.e.,
Operetta (dir.
Willi Forst),
about Franz Jauner and the
establishment of the
Viennese Operetta Immer nur Du i.e., You, always...
- German)
Erich Viehöfer: Der
Schrecken seiner Zeit und die
Bewunderung aller Jauner und
Zigeuner –
Jakob Reinhard,
genannt Hannikel, in:
Schurke oder Held?...
- of
Franz Jauner (1832–1900), a
leading musical figure in the city. It is both an
operetta film and a
Wiener Film.
Willi Forst as
Franz Jauner Maria Holst...
