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3 theatre programmes, one concert programme, and one theatre invitation.
Published by Marseille, Paris and n. p., 1906, 1907 and n. d., 1907
Seller: Antiquariat INLIBRIS Gilhofer Nfg. GmbH, Vienna, A, Austria
Association Member: ILAB PADA VDA VDAO
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
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Various formats. 13 pp. Programmes of mostly obscure contemporary plays, including "La Patrouille de Fourchepinte" by Auguste Thibault, "Les Flavius" and "Jean de la Valette" by Georges Longhaye, "Asile de Nuit" (1905) by Max Maurey, and "Fricotard et Chapuzot" by Jean Drault and Jules Clermont. The concert was given by the pianist Ludovic Breitner, a student of Anton Rubinstein, and the Quatuor Andolfi at the Salle Debussy in Paris. - Well preserved.
