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Die Kinokönigin is a three-act operetta by Jean Gilbert, the professional name of German composer Max Winterfeld. It began as Die elfte Muse, which premiered in Hamburg in 1912 with a libretto by Georg Okonkowski, then was revised for Berlin by Julius Freund and opened under its final title at the Metropoltheater on 8 March 1913. The work is relevant to histories of German operetta and early twentieth-century stage treatments of cinema.
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Who wrote Die Kinokönigin?
Die Kinokönigin was written by Jean Gilbert, the professional name of composer Max Winterfeld. It is a three-act operetta.
Was Die Kinokönigin originally written under another title?
Yes. It began as Die elfte Muse, which premiered in Hamburg in 1912 with a libretto by Georg Okonkowski.
Why does Die Kinokönigin have a different Berlin version?
The operetta was revised for Berlin by Julius Freund. It then opened under the title Die Kinokönigin.
How many acts does Die Kinokönigin have?
Die Kinokönigin is a three-act operetta. Its history includes the earlier Hamburg version, Die elfte Muse, and the later Berlin revision.
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