ACTEURS. 17 letters or pieces, mostly L.A.S., from members of the Comédie-Française, 20th century.
ALBERT-LAMBERT fils (3: 1920, going to play Hernani, 1928 to Pierre Fresnay), René ALEXANDRE (rehearsing Le Cid), George BAILLET (2, to Falconnier and E. Drain), Jacques CHARON (3, 1941 to Mary Rasse announcing his engagement at Le Français, 1955 to administrator Pierre Descaves, refusing to appear as an extra in Le Bourgeois gentilhomme on the American tour, 1973 to Pierre Dux, on the USSR tour), Émile DRAIN (1925, to Émile Fabre, request for leave), Raphaël DUFLOS (on a revival of Henri III et sa cour), Maurice ESCANDE (2, March 1961, to his secretary Hélène Midoux, instructions on shows and casts), Francis HUSTER (2 to Pierre Dux, on his resignation, 1975), Denis d'INÈS (1934, on the revival of Le Sang de Danton), Jean MARCHAT (his second prize diploma in acting at the Conservatoire, 1927).
We enclose 4 autogr. business cards addressed to Émile Drain: M. Escande, J. Hervé, Ch. Le Bargy, G. Le Roy.
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Lot no. 2

ACTEURS. 17 letters or pieces, mostly L.A.S., from members of the Comédie-Française, 20th century. ALBERT-LAMBERT fils (3: 1920, going to play Hernani, 1928 to Pierre Fresnay), René ALEXANDRE (rehearsing Le Cid), George BAILLET (2, to Falconnier and E. Drain), Jacques CHARON (3, 1941 to Mary Rasse announcing his engagement at Le Français, 1955 to administrator Pierre Descaves, refusing to appear as an extra in Le Bourgeois gentilhomme on the American tour, 1973 to Pierre Dux, on the USSR tour), Émile DRAIN (1925, to Émile Fabre, request for leave), Raphaël DUFLOS (on a revival of Henri III et sa cour), Maurice ESCANDE (2, March 1961, to his secretary Hélène Midoux, instructions on shows and casts), Francis HUSTER (2 to Pierre Dux, on his resignation, 1975), Denis d'INÈS (1934, on the revival of Le Sang de Danton), Jean MARCHAT (his second prize diploma in acting at the Conservatoire, 1927). We enclose 4 autogr. business cards addressed to Émile Drain: M. Escande, J. Hervé, Ch. Le Bargy, G. Le Roy.

Estimate
€400 - €500
Result
Not sold
Buyer's premium
30%
ACTEURS. 17 letters or pieces, mostly L.A.S., from members of the Comédie-Française, 20th century. ALBERT-LAMBERT fils (3: 1920, going to play Hernani, 1928 to Pierre Fresnay), René ALEXANDRE (rehearsing Le Cid), George BAILLET (2, to Falconnier and E. Drain), Jacques CHARON (3, 1941 to Mary Rasse announcing his engagement at Le Français, 1955 to administrator Pierre Descaves, refusing to appear as an extra in Le Bourgeois gentilhomme on the American tour, 1973 to Pierre Dux, on the USSR tour), Émile DRAIN (1925, to Émile Fabre, request for leave), Raphaël DUFLOS (on a revival of Henri III et sa cour), Maurice ESCANDE (2, March 1961, to his secretary Hélène Midoux, instructions on shows and casts), Francis HUSTER (2 to Pierre Dux, on his resignation, 1975), Denis d'INÈS (1934, on the revival of Le Sang de Danton), Jean MARCHAT (his second prize diploma in acting at the Conservatoire, 1927). We enclose 4 autogr. business cards addressed to Émile Drain: M. Escande, J. Hervé, Ch. Le Bargy, G. Le Roy.
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