Sophie Müller [SEP] place of birth
Sophie Müller
Sophie Müller (19 January 1803 in Mannheim – 20 June 1830 in Hietzing) was a German stage actress, one of the most distinguished tragedians of her day.
Biography.
She was a daughter of "Mannheimer Hoftheater" actor Karl Müller (1783–1837) and the singer Marie Boudet. At the age of three years, she was appearing on the stage, and at five she appeared as Hännschen in August von Kotzebue’s "Erbschaft". In 1816, her talent was noticed by Johanna Schopenhauer,
Elmau continues to be managed by Müller's descendants as a "Luxury Spa & Cultural Hideaway Hotel".
Personal.
Johannes Müller was married three times.
- The first marriage took place in 1891. The marriage, to Sophie von Römer, was childless and brief, ending in divorce after Sophie met an hotelier whom she subsequently married.
- The second marriage took place at Schliersee in 1900. Müller's second wife, Marianne Fiedler, originally from Dresden was a successful artist and lithographer by the time she