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See also: Austrian actor and dramatist, was See also: born on the 1st of See also: June 1790, in Vienna
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In 181'4 he acted at the Josefstadter Theater, and in 1817 at the Leopoldstadter Theater
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In 1823 he produced his first See also: play, Der Barometermacher auf der Zauberinsel, which was followed by Der Diamant See also: des Geisterkonigs (1824) and the still popular See also: Bauer als Milliondr
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The last-mentioned play, which appeared in 1826, Der Alpenkonig and der Menschenfeind (1828) and Der Verschwender (1833) are See also: Raimund's masterpieces
.
He committed suicide on the 5th of See also: September 1836, owing to the fear that he had been bitten by a mad See also: dog
.
Raimund was a master of the Viennese Posse or See also: farce; his See also: rich See also: humour is seen to best See also: advantage in his realistic portraits of his See also: fellow-citizens
.
Raimund's Sdmtliche Werke (with biography by J
.
N
.
Vogl) appeared in 4 vols
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(1837); they have been also edited by K
.
Glossy and A
.
Sauer (4 vols., 1881; 2nd ed., 1891), and a selection by E
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See also: Castle (1903)
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See E
.
See also: Schmidt in Charakteristiken, vol. i
.
(1886); A
.
See also: Farinelli, See also: Grillparzer and Raimund (1897) ; L
.
A
.
See also: Frankl, Zur Biographic F
.
Raimondo (1884); and especially A
.
Sauer's article in the Allgem
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Deutsche Biographic
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