Kaaren Verne
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1942
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Kaaren Verne
When Fräulein
Ingeborg Klinckerfuss-Bechstein shook “the dust of Europe from her feet,
American movie fans got a break.
Billed today
as Kaaren Verne, the blond, violet-eyed actress was born and schooled in
Germany. A few years back she was one of six out of 500 hopefuls to hurdle the
stiff acting tests at Berlin's famed Staats Theater School (Berlin State
Theatre). But her career was short-lived, because she flunked another test — a
political one to determine her affections for the Nazis. Fled to England and
finally reached Hollywood, where, she thought, was peace at last. But in her
first picture, Underground (1941),
she got a thorough working-over by Gestapo agents, and in her latest, All Through the Night (1942), she’s shot
at and socked in the jaw by fifth columnists.
But Kaaren
doesn’t mind, because she feels every shot and sock is a crack at the Nazis.
This year she'll celebrate her birthday on March 6th, the day she saw the Statue
of Liberty for the first time, instead of April 6th, the real anniversary.
The American magazine, vol. CXXXIII, No.
1, January 1942, p.71.
Kaaren
Verne
(1918,
Berlin - 1967, Hollywood)
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Photo 1942
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