[FRESNAY (Pierre) - PRINTEMPS (Yvonne)].
Set of 12 works from the library of Pierre Fresnay and Yvonne Printemps:

- BERNARD-LUC (Jean). L'Amour vient en jouant. Comedy in 3 acts. Paris : Nagel, [1947]. - In-12, paperback.
First edition. Copy on publisher's paper, enriched with this letter from the author: To our first directors // Yvonne Printemps and // Pierre Fresnay, with // my gratitude and // my friendship // Jean Bernard-Luc.

- ISORNI (Jacques). Le Dernier royaume ou la mélancolie de la puissance. Paris : Flammarion, [1963]. - In-12, paperback.
First edition. Copy of the press service, enriched with this letter from the author: To Pierre Fresnay // in homage to the first // creator of characters // and very friendly // J. Isorni.

- JEANSON (Henri). Entrée des artistes. Preface by Louis Jouvet. Portrait of Touchagues. Letter from Mr. Pagnol. Paris: La Nouvelle édition, [1946]. - In-12, paperback.
First edition of which no large paper copies were printed, illustrated with many photographs of the film. Sent by the author on the false title: to // Yvonne Printemps // and Pierre Fresnay // this "story of losing // his time" // Henri Jeanson.
Copy enriched with a card of compliments of the Latin Paradise and a newspaper article on the film.
Browned spine.

- JOUVET (Louis)] - MOLIÈRE. Les Fourberies de Scapin. Stage direction and comments by Jacques Copeau, preface by Louis Jouvet, drawings by Jean Dulac. Paris: Éditions du Seuil, [1951]. - In-12, paperback.
Edition published in the collection "Mise en scène". This copy is enriched with a beautiful letter from Louis Jouvet: to Mr. Pierre Fresnay // in memory of Jacques Copeau // and the Vieux Colombier // with the affectionate feelings // of // Louis Jouvet.
Bending to the cover.

- MARCHAND (Léopold). La Vie est si courte... Comedy in three acts and five tableaux. First performed in Paris on April 17, 1936, at the Théâtre Pigalle. Paris : Bibliothèque de la Société des Auteurs et Compositeurs Dramatiques, [1938]. - In-12, paperback.
First edition, of which no large paper copies were made. The play had first appeared in 1936 in La Petite illustration théâtre. Letter from the author: to Madame Yvonne Printemps // Respectful and affectionate // tribute from her grateful // and devoted // Léopold Marchand.
Browned spine.

- MARCHAND (Léopold). Balthazar. Play in three acts. Paris : Nagel, [1946]. - In-12, paperback.
First edition. Copy on publisher's paper, bearing this beautiful letter from the author: To you dear Yvonne Printemps // To you my dear Pierre Fresnay // homage from your author // always grateful // In very faithful friendship // Léopold Marchand. 
- MARCHAND (Léopold). Theatre *. My father's kid. We are no longer children. Paris: Albin Michel, [1947]. - In-12, paperback.
Collective edition dedicated to Pierre Benoît, of which no large paper edition was made. Envoi of the author on the false title: To Yvonne Printemps // To Pierre Fresnay // their author sometimes // their friend always // Léopold Marchand.

- MARCHAND (Léopold). Theatre **. Durand, jeweller. I killed. Paris : Albin Michel, [1950]. - In-12, paperback.
To Madame Yvonne Printemps // To Pierre Fresnay // in faithful and affectionate // tribute // Léopold Marchand.

- MARCHAND (Léopold). The Secret of the Gods. Play in 3 acts. Paris : Nagel, [1949]. - In-12, paperback.
First edition. A press copy, enriched with this beautiful dispatch: to Madame Yvonne Printemps // to Pierre Fresnay // for whom no distance // of time can weaken // the affection I have for them // Léopold Marchand.

- MAURETTE (Marcelle). Madame Capet. Paris : Albin Michel, [1938]. - In-12, paperback.
First edition of this play first performed at the Théâtre Montparnasse on December 21, 1937 in a production by Gaston Baty. There was no large paper edition. Letter from the author on the false title: To // Mr. Pierre // Fresnay, and // to Mrs. Yvonne Printemps, // this simple story of a woman... // With my deep admiration // Marcelle Maurette // 1938. 
Some dirt on the cover.

- NEVEUX (Georges). La Voleuse de Londres. Paris : La Table ronde, [1960]. - In-12, paperback.
First edition of which no large papers have been made. Press copy, enriched with this letter from the author: Pour Pierre Fresnay // avec la très ancienne admiration // et la toujours jeune amitié // de Georges Neveux.

- NOËL (Jean-François). Theatre. My kingdom is on Earth. The Survivor. Les Princes du sang. Paris : Librairie Arthème Fayard, [1957]. - In-12, paperback.
Third collective edition. Beautiful letter from the author to Pierre Fresnay : To Pierre Fresnay // who, one sad evening // of 1940 // opened the doors // of the Theatre // of // THEATRE // where I put the best // of my youth
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[FRESNAY (Pierre) - PRINTEMPS (Yvonne)]. Set of 12 works from the library of Pierre Fresnay and Yvonne Printemps: - BERNARD-LUC (Jean). L'Amour vient en jouant. Comedy in 3 acts. Paris : Nagel, [1947]. - In-12, paperback. First edition. Copy on publisher's paper, enriched with this letter from the author: To our first directors // Yvonne Printemps and // Pierre Fresnay, with // my gratitude and // my friendship // Jean Bernard-Luc. - ISORNI (Jacques). Le Dernier royaume ou la mélancolie de la puissance. Paris : Flammarion, [1963]. - In-12, paperback. First edition. Copy of the press service, enriched with this letter from the author: To Pierre Fresnay // in homage to the first // creator of characters // and very friendly // J. Isorni. - JEANSON (Henri). Entrée des artistes. Preface by Louis Jouvet. Portrait of Touchagues. Letter from Mr. Pagnol. Paris: La Nouvelle édition, [1946]. - In-12, paperback. First edition of which no large paper copies were printed, illustrated with many photographs of the film. Sent by the author on the false title: to // Yvonne Printemps // and Pierre Fresnay // this "story of losing // his time" // Henri Jeanson. Copy enriched with a card of compliments of the Latin Paradise and a newspaper article on the film. Browned spine. - JOUVET (Louis)] - MOLIÈRE. Les Fourberies de Scapin. Stage direction and comments by Jacques Copeau, preface by Louis Jouvet, drawings by Jean Dulac. Paris: Éditions du Seuil, [1951]. - In-12, paperback. Edition published in the collection "Mise en scène". This copy is enriched with a beautiful letter from Louis Jouvet: to Mr. Pierre Fresnay // in memory of Jacques Copeau // and the Vieux Colombier // with the affectionate feelings // of // Louis Jouvet. Bending to the cover. - MARCHAND (Léopold). La Vie est si courte... Comedy in three acts and five tableaux. First performed in Paris on April 17, 1936, at the Théâtre Pigalle. Paris : Bibliothèque de la Société des Auteurs et Compositeurs Dramatiques, [1938]. - In-12, paperback. First edition, of which no large paper copies were made. The play had first appeared in 1936 in La Petite illustration théâtre. Letter from the author: to Madame Yvonne Printemps // Respectful and affectionate // tribute from her grateful // and devoted // Léopold Marchand. Browned spine. - MARCHAND (Léopold). Balthazar. Play in three acts. Paris : Nagel, [1946]. - In-12, paperback. First edition. Copy on publisher's paper, bearing this beautiful letter from the author: To you dear Yvonne Printemps // To you my dear Pierre Fresnay // homage from your author // always grateful // In very faithful friendship // Léopold Marchand. - MARCHAND (Léopold). Theatre *. My father's kid. We are no longer children. Paris: Albin Michel, [1947]. - In-12, paperback. Collective edition dedicated to Pierre Benoît, of which no large paper edition was made. Envoi of the author on the false title: To Yvonne Printemps // To Pierre Fresnay // their author sometimes // their friend always // Léopold Marchand. - MARCHAND (Léopold). Theatre **. Durand, jeweller. I killed. Paris : Albin Michel, [1950]. - In-12, paperback. To Madame Yvonne Printemps // To Pierre Fresnay // in faithful and affectionate // tribute // Léopold Marchand. - MARCHAND (Léopold). The Secret of the Gods. Play in 3 acts. Paris : Nagel, [1949]. - In-12, paperback. First edition. A press copy, enriched with this beautiful dispatch: to Madame Yvonne Printemps // to Pierre Fresnay // for whom no distance // of time can weaken // the affection I have for them // Léopold Marchand. - MAURETTE (Marcelle). Madame Capet. Paris : Albin Michel, [1938]. - In-12, paperback. First edition of this play first performed at the Théâtre Montparnasse on December 21, 1937 in a production by Gaston Baty. There was no large paper edition. Letter from the author on the false title: To // Mr. Pierre // Fresnay, and // to Mrs. Yvonne Printemps, // this simple story of a woman... // With my deep admiration // Marcelle Maurette // 1938. Some dirt on the cover. - NEVEUX (Georges). La Voleuse de Londres. Paris : La Table ronde, [1960]. - In-12, paperback. First edition of which no large papers have been made. Press copy, enriched with this letter from the author: Pour Pierre Fresnay // avec la très ancienne admiration // et la toujours jeune amitié // de Georges Neveux. - NOËL (Jean-François). Theatre. My kingdom is on Earth. The Survivor. Les Princes du sang. Paris : Librairie Arthème Fayard, [1957]. - In-12, paperback. Third collective edition. Beautiful letter from the author to Pierre Fresnay : To Pierre Fresnay // who, one sad evening // of 1940 // opened the doors // of the Theatre // of // THEATRE // where I put the best // of my youth

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[FRESNAY (Pierre) - PRINTEMPS (Yvonne)]. Set of 12 works from the library of Pierre Fresnay and Yvonne Printemps: - BERNARD-LUC (Jean). L'Amour vient en jouant. Comedy in 3 acts. Paris : Nagel, [1947]. - In-12, paperback. First edition. Copy on publisher's paper, enriched with this letter from the author: To our first directors // Yvonne Printemps and // Pierre Fresnay, with // my gratitude and // my friendship // Jean Bernard-Luc. - ISORNI (Jacques). Le Dernier royaume ou la mélancolie de la puissance. Paris : Flammarion, [1963]. - In-12, paperback. First edition. Copy of the press service, enriched with this letter from the author: To Pierre Fresnay // in homage to the first // creator of characters // and very friendly // J. Isorni. - JEANSON (Henri). Entrée des artistes. Preface by Louis Jouvet. Portrait of Touchagues. Letter from Mr. Pagnol. Paris: La Nouvelle édition, [1946]. - In-12, paperback. First edition of which no large paper copies were printed, illustrated with many photographs of the film. Sent by the author on the false title: to // Yvonne Printemps // and Pierre Fresnay // this "story of losing // his time" // Henri Jeanson. Copy enriched with a card of compliments of the Latin Paradise and a newspaper article on the film. Browned spine. - JOUVET (Louis)] - MOLIÈRE. Les Fourberies de Scapin. Stage direction and comments by Jacques Copeau, preface by Louis Jouvet, drawings by Jean Dulac. Paris: Éditions du Seuil, [1951]. - In-12, paperback. Edition published in the collection "Mise en scène". This copy is enriched with a beautiful letter from Louis Jouvet: to Mr. Pierre Fresnay // in memory of Jacques Copeau // and the Vieux Colombier // with the affectionate feelings // of // Louis Jouvet. Bending to the cover. - MARCHAND (Léopold). La Vie est si courte... Comedy in three acts and five tableaux. First performed in Paris on April 17, 1936, at the Théâtre Pigalle. Paris : Bibliothèque de la Société des Auteurs et Compositeurs Dramatiques, [1938]. - In-12, paperback. First edition, of which no large paper copies were made. The play had first appeared in 1936 in La Petite illustration théâtre. Letter from the author: to Madame Yvonne Printemps // Respectful and affectionate // tribute from her grateful // and devoted // Léopold Marchand. Browned spine. - MARCHAND (Léopold). Balthazar. Play in three acts. Paris : Nagel, [1946]. - In-12, paperback. First edition. Copy on publisher's paper, bearing this beautiful letter from the author: To you dear Yvonne Printemps // To you my dear Pierre Fresnay // homage from your author // always grateful // In very faithful friendship // Léopold Marchand. - MARCHAND (Léopold). Theatre *. My father's kid. We are no longer children. Paris: Albin Michel, [1947]. - In-12, paperback. Collective edition dedicated to Pierre Benoît, of which no large paper edition was made. Envoi of the author on the false title: To Yvonne Printemps // To Pierre Fresnay // their author sometimes // their friend always // Léopold Marchand. - MARCHAND (Léopold). Theatre **. Durand, jeweller. I killed. Paris : Albin Michel, [1950]. - In-12, paperback. To Madame Yvonne Printemps // To Pierre Fresnay // in faithful and affectionate // tribute // Léopold Marchand. - MARCHAND (Léopold). The Secret of the Gods. Play in 3 acts. Paris : Nagel, [1949]. - In-12, paperback. First edition. A press copy, enriched with this beautiful dispatch: to Madame Yvonne Printemps // to Pierre Fresnay // for whom no distance // of time can weaken // the affection I have for them // Léopold Marchand. - MAURETTE (Marcelle). Madame Capet. Paris : Albin Michel, [1938]. - In-12, paperback. First edition of this play first performed at the Théâtre Montparnasse on December 21, 1937 in a production by Gaston Baty. There was no large paper edition. Letter from the author on the false title: To // Mr. Pierre // Fresnay, and // to Mrs. Yvonne Printemps, // this simple story of a woman... // With my deep admiration // Marcelle Maurette // 1938. Some dirt on the cover. - NEVEUX (Georges). La Voleuse de Londres. Paris : La Table ronde, [1960]. - In-12, paperback. First edition of which no large papers have been made. Press copy, enriched with this letter from the author: Pour Pierre Fresnay // avec la très ancienne admiration // et la toujours jeune amitié // de Georges Neveux. - NOËL (Jean-François). Theatre. My kingdom is on Earth. The Survivor. Les Princes du sang. Paris : Librairie Arthème Fayard, [1957]. - In-12, paperback. Third collective edition. Beautiful letter from the author to Pierre Fresnay : To Pierre Fresnay // who, one sad evening // of 1940 // opened the doors // of the Theatre // of // THEATRE // where I put the best // of my youth
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