COMÉDIE-FRANÇAISE. Posters, programs and miscellaneous documents. 2 posters: performances in Dijon (July-August 1868), break for J. Claretie's funeral (December 27, 1913). Programs: performances at Drury Lane (1893), Théâtre aux Armées (October 1917, ill. by Guy Arnoux), gala evening for representatives of foreign nations with Le Bourgeois gentilhomme (January 15, 1922, ill. cover by A. Besnard), dress rehearsal of Cocteau's Renaud et Armide (April 13, 1943, ill. by C. Bérard, 400 copies printed), 4 small programs 1943-1945 (including 1ère du Soulier de satin), reopening of the Comédie-Française after the Liberation (October 28, 1944, Le Malade imaginaire with Raimu), Le Bourgeois gentilhomme with Louis Seigner (1951). Announcement of a mass for the repose of Molière's soul (March 6, 1895). Mimeograph program for the tribute to Molière and the solemn mass for the tercentenary of Molière's death (February 18, 1973). Menu for banquet given by The Stanley Club at the Comédie-Française (Hôtel Continental, April 21, 1887). Invitation with engraved decoration addressed to the President of the Council for the inauguration of the new auditorium (December 29, 1900). Catalog of Comédie-Française records for the Compagnie Française du Gramophone (1932). 3 invitation cards (1936-1951). Comédie-Française restaurant card (1973). Strike notices, etc.