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Léa Piron dans le ballet "Henry VIII" vu par Nadar
Lou Tellegen
New York, January 1915
photo Baron De Meyer
Marcelle Lender, Paris 1912
Nero (Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree) at His Majesty's Theatre 1906
Ermete Zacconi in Hamlet (1910)
Alla Nazimova
1907
Promotional Poster for Hedda Gabler a play by Henrik Ibsen
Cléo de Mérode (Scena Illustrata, Firenze, 1° gennaio 1900)
Adelaide Ristori - Le Cronache Drammatiche 1899
Sarah Bernhardt, L'Aiglon 1900, photo Boyer
Phyllis Dare as Prudence in The Quaker Girl (Royal Adelphi Theatre 1911), photo Bert. More about Phyllis Dare
Smolinska, dans la revue des Folies-Bergère Un Soir de Folie (photo De Walery) (Paris Beautés au Music-Hall 1926)
Mlle Rachel (Elizabeth-Rachel Félix), the greatest french actress, was born in 1820, of poor Jewish Alsatian parents. As a child she had a beautiful voice and was discovered singing in the streets by Choron, who admitted her to his school. Later she lost her voice and studied for the stage. She made her début at the Théâtre Français in 1838, and from that time on scored a triumph in every rôle she undertook. She visited New York in 1855. During her American tour she contracted a severe cold that resulted in her death. She passed away at Cannes in 1858. Photo after the painting by Edouard Dubufe.
Le Rat Mort (The Dead Rat), cabaret at Montmartre, Paris 1911
L’Aiglon (Théâtre Sarah Bernhardt 1900).
Christine Préval, Sarah Bernhardt, L'Aiglon, Théâtre Sarah Bernhardt 1900.
Edmond Rostand, author of the play in six acts L’Aiglon (Théâtre Sarah Bernhardt 1900).
Sarah Bernhardt 1900