Jürgen von Manger-Koenig (6 March 1923 – 15 March 1994) was a German actor and comedian.[1][2][3]
Early life
Manger was born Jürgen Julius Emil Fritz Koenig in the Koblenz district of
Ehrenbreitstein. His stage pseudonym as comedian was Adolf Tegtmeier.
TV shows
Jürgen von Manger in a caricature (1975)
Steel net - the twelfth knife (1958)
Hello, neighbors (various episodes, 1963-1965)
Secret agent Adolf Tegtmeier (6 episodes, 1966)
Good evening - sounds, measures and theater (7 episodes, 1966-1968)
13 x Macabres (various episodes, 1968)
Jürgen von Manger as a witness of history (11 episodes, 1969)
ARD - Glücksspirale (various episodes, 1969)
In good German said (10 episodes, 1969)
Stay human, says Tegtmeier (8 episodes, 1970)
Tegtmeier's travels (20 episodes, 1972-1980)
Election advertising for the FDP (various episodes, 1972)
So Ääährlich - Tegtmeier's most beautiful Stückskes (various episodes, 1977)
Tegtmeier clarifies (14 episodes, 1981-1983)
When the television pictures become plastic (2 episodes, 1982)
Tegtmeier (6 episodes, 1984-1985)
Between onion and doubt (8 episodes, 1984-1986)
Television film
Mr. Tägmeier tells (1962)
The Mother-In-Law (1963)
The driving school examination (1963)
Line up for a date in Cologne (1964)
The Marriage Institute (1964)
Television - exclusive (1965)
Looking back - but not in anger (1965)
Program without broadcast (1965) (broadcast 1968)
Adieu 1965 - Hello 1966 (1965/66)
In this country nowadays: Ruhr parodists (1967)
Travel in Germany (1968)
The next one please! (1968)
Review 68 (1968)
Happiness Spiral (1970)
Tegtmeier's Stückskes (1970)
Aeehräu - That's life (1979)
Jürgen von Manger - So Ääährlich... (1981) (broadcast 1987)
Two dead in the transmitter and Don Carlos in the PoGl (1982)
Schalkshow'82 (1982)
Permit, Tegtmeier, in the front with Adolf (1982)
Progress in technology - the step backwards of people (1984)
Freshly Turned (1984)
Songs and Words for the Turn (1984)
Olympic speech (1984)
Fresh, cheeky, happy-free? (1984)
Tegtmeiers Trost (1984) (possibly only working title)
Man, Tegtmeier! - Tour at IFA Berlin (1985) (canceled due to illness)
On the 70th birthday of Jürgen von Manger (1993) (last television appearance)
Literature
Peter F. Schütze , Mirjam von Jankó (ed.): One should imitate me first. Adolf Tegtmeier and Jürgen von Manger. Clear text, Essen 1998,
ISBN3-88474-659-6. (with bibliography, pp. 173–175, and discography, pp. 175–176.)
Wolfgang Schütz: Koblenz heads. People in the history of the city - namesake for streets and squares. 2nd revised. u. adult Edition. Publisher for advertising papers , Mülheim-Kärlich 2005, OCLC 712343799.
Gerhard Schiweck (ed.) And Torsten Kropp (caricatures): Tegtmeier's heirs - "... maybe dat is a thing ..." An original and its heirs in 13 pictures. Frischtexte-Verlag, Herne 2009,
ISBN978-3-933059-09-3.
Jürgen von Manger-Koenig (6 March 1923 – 15 March 1994) was a German actor and comedian.[1][2][3]
Early life
Manger was born Jürgen Julius Emil Fritz Koenig in the Koblenz district of
Ehrenbreitstein. His stage pseudonym as comedian was Adolf Tegtmeier.
TV shows
Jürgen von Manger in a caricature (1975)
Steel net - the twelfth knife (1958)
Hello, neighbors (various episodes, 1963-1965)
Secret agent Adolf Tegtmeier (6 episodes, 1966)
Good evening - sounds, measures and theater (7 episodes, 1966-1968)
13 x Macabres (various episodes, 1968)
Jürgen von Manger as a witness of history (11 episodes, 1969)
ARD - Glücksspirale (various episodes, 1969)
In good German said (10 episodes, 1969)
Stay human, says Tegtmeier (8 episodes, 1970)
Tegtmeier's travels (20 episodes, 1972-1980)
Election advertising for the FDP (various episodes, 1972)
So Ääährlich - Tegtmeier's most beautiful Stückskes (various episodes, 1977)
Tegtmeier clarifies (14 episodes, 1981-1983)
When the television pictures become plastic (2 episodes, 1982)
Tegtmeier (6 episodes, 1984-1985)
Between onion and doubt (8 episodes, 1984-1986)
Television film
Mr. Tägmeier tells (1962)
The Mother-In-Law (1963)
The driving school examination (1963)
Line up for a date in Cologne (1964)
The Marriage Institute (1964)
Television - exclusive (1965)
Looking back - but not in anger (1965)
Program without broadcast (1965) (broadcast 1968)
Adieu 1965 - Hello 1966 (1965/66)
In this country nowadays: Ruhr parodists (1967)
Travel in Germany (1968)
The next one please! (1968)
Review 68 (1968)
Happiness Spiral (1970)
Tegtmeier's Stückskes (1970)
Aeehräu - That's life (1979)
Jürgen von Manger - So Ääährlich... (1981) (broadcast 1987)
Two dead in the transmitter and Don Carlos in the PoGl (1982)
Schalkshow'82 (1982)
Permit, Tegtmeier, in the front with Adolf (1982)
Progress in technology - the step backwards of people (1984)
Freshly Turned (1984)
Songs and Words for the Turn (1984)
Olympic speech (1984)
Fresh, cheeky, happy-free? (1984)
Tegtmeiers Trost (1984) (possibly only working title)
Man, Tegtmeier! - Tour at IFA Berlin (1985) (canceled due to illness)
On the 70th birthday of Jürgen von Manger (1993) (last television appearance)
Literature
Peter F. Schütze , Mirjam von Jankó (ed.): One should imitate me first. Adolf Tegtmeier and Jürgen von Manger. Clear text, Essen 1998,
ISBN3-88474-659-6. (with bibliography, pp. 173–175, and discography, pp. 175–176.)
Wolfgang Schütz: Koblenz heads. People in the history of the city - namesake for streets and squares. 2nd revised. u. adult Edition. Publisher for advertising papers , Mülheim-Kärlich 2005, OCLC 712343799.
Gerhard Schiweck (ed.) And Torsten Kropp (caricatures): Tegtmeier's heirs - "... maybe dat is a thing ..." An original and its heirs in 13 pictures. Frischtexte-Verlag, Herne 2009,
ISBN978-3-933059-09-3.