Lo Hesse (born 6 August 1889 Berlin, died 1983?) was a German dancer.
Lo Hesse (born 6 August 1889 Berlin, died 1983?) was a German dancer.
She was the dancing partner of Joachim von Seewitz and was employed at the Staatsoper Berlin. [1] In 1919 she refused a commitment at the Vienna State Opera and went on tour to South America.
Her biographical legacy is kept in the German Dance Archive Cologne. [2]
She also worked as an actress and a model for Ernst Stern.
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