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Erich Adolf Max Abraham Collin (August 26, 1899 in Berlin – April 28, 1961 in Los Angeles) was a German–American singer and the 2nd tenor in the vocal ensemble Comedian Harmonists . Life. Erich A. Collin came from a Jewish family, but was a baptized Protestant, as were his mother and siblings.
Erich Collin (stehend ganz rechts) mit den Comedian Harmonists, Breslau 1930. Erich Adolf Max Collin (* 26. August 1899 in Berlin als Erich Adolf Max Abraham; † 28. April 1961 in Los Angeles) war ein deutschamerikanischer Sänger und der 2. Tenor des Vokalensembles Comedian Harmonists
31 de ago. de 2023 · Landhausstraße 42. District. Wilmersdorf. Stone was laid. 31 August 2023. Born. 26 August 1899 in Berlin. Occupation. Tenor. Escape. 1935 Österreich, 1938 England, 1941 USA. Survived. Rede von Ulrich Bildstein anlässlich der Verlegung am 31.8.2023 (33.68 KB) Comedian Harmonists 1929, Erich Collin zweiter von links, Foto: Robert Biberti.
Born Erich Max Adolf Abraham in Berlin, he was second tenor of the famous German close-harmony ensemble The Comedian Harmonists, one of the most successful musical groups in Europe before World War 2. After his parents' divorce he used his mother's maiden name, Collin. In 1935, he and the two other Jewish members of...
Erich Abraham Collin. Mini Bio. Erich A. Collin was born on August 26, 1899 in Berlin, Germany. He was an actor, known for Ich bei Tag und du bei Nacht (1932), Three from the Filling Station (1930) and Bombs Over Monte Carlo (1931). He was previously married to Fernande Holzamer. He died on April 29, 1961 in Los Angeles, California, USA. Family.
6 de mar. de 2024 · March 6, 2024 . 8:59 AM. 2 min read. (L-R) Erich A. Collin, his father, Dr. Paul Abraham, and his sister, Anne-Marie Collin in 1910; Erich Collin would have been 11 years old (Credit: Courtesy of Deborah Tint) “I was pretty much raised by my mother and my grandparents up until the age of five,” Marc Alexander told Broadway News.
Erich A. Collin came from a Jewish family, but was baptized a Protestant like his mother and siblings. His father was the Berlin pediatrician Dr. Paul Abraham. His parents divorced in 1906 and his mother resumed using her maiden name, Collin. His singing talent was discovered early on, so he received violin and singing lessons.
