- Anaïs
Fargueil (21
March 1819 – 8
April 1896) was a 19th-century
French actress. Anaïs
Fargueil was the
daughter of Paul
Fargueil, a
Toulouse actor that...
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singer and
actress Anaïs
Demoustier (born 1987),
French actress Anaïs
Fargueil (1819–1896),
French actress Anais Granofsky (born 1973),
Canadian actress...
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Mitifio M.
Regnier L’équipage M.
Lacroix Un
valet M.
Moisson Rose Mamaï Mme.
Fargueil Renaude Mme.
Alexis L’Innocent Mme.
Morand Vivette Mme. J
Barlet Une servante...
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Cantarelli tenor Louis Féréol
Girot (host of the 'Pré aux clercs')
baritone Fargueil Un
exempt du guet (detective) b**** Génot
Three archers An
officer Chorus:...
- Étienne-Bernard-Auguste Thénard Lo-Mangli, Stella's maid-of-honor
soprano Fargueil Chorus: Stella's ladies;
soldiers and
lords of the prince; peasants...
- of the King b**** François-Louis
Henry Loignac, a
Gascon tenor Paul-Jean
Fargueil Péricart,
porter of the
castle of
Blois tenor Joseph-Antoine-Charles Couderc...
- of the
guards tenor Moreau-Cinti Giacomo, Fra Diavolo's
accomplice b****
Fargueil Beppo, Fra Diavolo's
accomplice tenor Belnie Mathéo, an
innkeeper b****...
- Régnier
Arthur Rebel L'équipage
Pierre Lacroix Un
valet Moisson Rose Anaïs
Fargueil Aimée
Tessandier Renaude Clémence
Alexis Irma
Crosnier L'Innocent Morand...
- Maisonneuve,
known as 'Casanova',
director of the
Avignon theatre b****
Fargueil Élise, his daughter,
known as 'Corinaldi'
soprano Marie Casimir Marianne...
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appreciated by the public. Finally, the
comedy Esther Ramel,
where Anaïs
Fargueil pla**** the lead role, was a
miserable failure, and the play disappeared...
