- Stéphane-Georges
Lepelletier de
Bouhélier (Rueil 19 May 1876 –
Montreux 20
December 1947)
known as Saint-Georges de
Bouhélier, was a
French poet and dramatist...
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Martial Piéchaud, Odéon
Theatre 1934:
Jeanne d'Arc by Saint-Georges de
Bouhélier, Odéon
Theatre "Maurice
Dorleac et sa
femme Renée Simonot,
parents des...
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Vernoy de Saint-Georges (1799–1875),
French librettist Saint-Georges de
Bouhélier (1876–1947),
French poet and
dramatist Saint-Georges-sur-Meuse, a muni****lity...
- Bouffes-Parisiens 1893: Pelléas et Mélisande (Maurice Maeterlinck) 1898: La
Victoire (
Bouhélier) 1898:
Solness le
constructeur (Henrik Ibsen,
translated by Prozor) 1899:...
- 1937 film, La
Grande Illusion. In 1916, she
recited Saint-Georges de
Bouhélier's Ode to Our
Friends in the
United States, at an
event in the Sorbonne...
- and Pol d'Estoc,
Cirque d'hiver 1920: Les
Esclaves by Saint-Georges de
Bouhélier, Théâtre des Arts 1920: Le
Simoun by Henri-René Lenormand, Comédie Montaigne...
- Grandidier, Jonathan; des Francs, Gérard Colas; M****enot, Sébastien;
Bouhelier, Alexandre; Markey, Laurent; Weeber, Jean-Claude; Finot, Christophe; Dereux...
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Opera 1919 Fête
triomphale Opéra in 3 acts;
libretto by St.
Georges de
Bouhélier Opera 1921 La
colombe de
Bouddha for soloists,
chorus and
orchestra Conte...
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Henrik Ibsen, 14
March 1928: La Célèbre
Histoire by Saint-Georges de
Bouhélier, 24
April 1928: Adam, Ève et Cie by Balgi, 18 May 1928:
Mademoiselle Bourrat...
- the
execution to
musician Gustave Charpentier and poet Saint-Georges de
Bouhelier. The day
before the ceremony, the
coffin was
taken from Albi by train...
