ACTRICES. 16 letters or pieces, mostly L.A.S., from members of the Comédie-Française, 20th century.
Henriette BARREAU (3, 1954-1957, to impresario Max Bordoni, about a lecture-recital tour, her career at Les Français, Louis Seigner's acting...). Marie BELL (l.s. to Pierre Wolff, 1934, explaining why she will not perform her Marionnettes due to her conflict with Émile Fabre, Théâtre des Ambassadeurs letterhead). Béatrice BRETTY (Rio de Janeiro 1931, to Émile Fabre, on her triumphant tour of Brazil). Andrée de CHAUVERON (1957?, on her "mind-numbing profession"). Yvonne GAUDEAU (1948, thanking Raymond Cogniat for a glowing article). Marcelle GÉNIAT (1914, amusing letter to a new friend; plus 2 photos, one dedicated in 1927, and a business card). Véra KORÈNE (from Lugano, to Émile Fabre). Mary MARQUET (3, 1972-1977, including 2 congratulations to Bernard Gavoty, and one saying her devotion to the memory of Marguerite Moreno: "Her genius apart, she was for me a maternal friend after the purge"... Plus a signed photo of her father Marcel Marquet, 1913, and 2 signed photos of her mother Louise Marquet).
Attached is a photograph of Micheline Boudet with Julien Bertheau and their baby Alain.
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Lot no. 4

ACTRICES. 16 letters or pieces, mostly L.A.S., from members of the Comédie-Française, 20th century. Henriette BARREAU (3, 1954-1957, to impresario Max Bordoni, about a lecture-recital tour, her career at Les Français, Louis Seigner's acting...). Marie BELL (l.s. to Pierre Wolff, 1934, explaining why she will not perform her Marionnettes due to her conflict with Émile Fabre, Théâtre des Ambassadeurs letterhead). Béatrice BRETTY (Rio de Janeiro 1931, to Émile Fabre, on her triumphant tour of Brazil). Andrée de CHAUVERON (1957?, on her "mind-numbing profession"). Yvonne GAUDEAU (1948, thanking Raymond Cogniat for a glowing article). Marcelle GÉNIAT (1914, amusing letter to a new friend; plus 2 photos, one dedicated in 1927, and a business card). Véra KORÈNE (from Lugano, to Émile Fabre). Mary MARQUET (3, 1972-1977, including 2 congratulations to Bernard Gavoty, and one saying her devotion to the memory of Marguerite Moreno: "Her genius apart, she was for me a maternal friend after the purge"... Plus a signed photo of her father Marcel Marquet, 1913, and 2 signed photos of her mother Louise Marquet). Attached is a photograph of Micheline Boudet with Julien Bertheau and their baby Alain.

Estimate
€700 - €800
Result
Not sold
Buyer's premium
30%
ACTRICES. 16 letters or pieces, mostly L.A.S., from members of the Comédie-Française, 20th century. Henriette BARREAU (3, 1954-1957, to impresario Max Bordoni, about a lecture-recital tour, her career at Les Français, Louis Seigner's acting...). Marie BELL (l.s. to Pierre Wolff, 1934, explaining why she will not perform her Marionnettes due to her conflict with Émile Fabre, Théâtre des Ambassadeurs letterhead). Béatrice BRETTY (Rio de Janeiro 1931, to Émile Fabre, on her triumphant tour of Brazil). Andrée de CHAUVERON (1957?, on her "mind-numbing profession"). Yvonne GAUDEAU (1948, thanking Raymond Cogniat for a glowing article). Marcelle GÉNIAT (1914, amusing letter to a new friend; plus 2 photos, one dedicated in 1927, and a business card). Véra KORÈNE (from Lugano, to Émile Fabre). Mary MARQUET (3, 1972-1977, including 2 congratulations to Bernard Gavoty, and one saying her devotion to the memory of Marguerite Moreno: "Her genius apart, she was for me a maternal friend after the purge"... Plus a signed photo of her father Marcel Marquet, 1913, and 2 signed photos of her mother Louise Marquet). Attached is a photograph of Micheline Boudet with Julien Bertheau and their baby Alain.
Sale Tuesday 10 March・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Sale location coming soon 3, rue Favart 75002 Paris