Letter Signed Autograph Georges Berr (Actor Theatre) Ca 1900 2pp for Sale

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Letter Signed Autograph Georges Berr (Actor Theatre) Ca 1900 2pp For Sale

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Letter Signed Autograph Georges Berr (Actor Theatre) Ca 1900 2pp:
$91.48

[AUTOGRAPH LETTER - THEATER - 19th/20th century FRENCH ACTOR]
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1 letter on white paper
Very precise stage directions...a rigorous professional...
\"I saw Mister Claretie. Everything is heard; we will play the Nerine\'s trickery, comedy in one act in verse by Théodore de Banville...The scene represents a public square in Naples; in the background the sea, to the left of the spectator a house; on stage on the right a bench; accessories are: a large bag that can hold a man; this bag will have to be split along its entire length, then sewn up with a very light thread, so that it can be easily ripped open; another bag of the same size and swollen with fabrics and sequins is needed...a long bat, a long closing knife. The characters in the play are Scapin and Nérine. You can put on the poster my title of member of the association, that can only be very pleasant to me. And now I am waiting for a letter giving me the necessary instructions for my departure; Miss Ludwig is warned, she accepts...\"
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George BERR1867-1942
George Berr Member of the Comédie-Française Director, screenwriter, playwright, actor
Master: Edmond Got Georges Berr, born July 30, 1867 in Paris and died on July 11, 1942 in Paris, is a French actor and playwright.
Member of the Comédie-Française, he wrote many plays notably in collaboration with Louis Verneuil.
He was also known by the pseudonyms of Colias and Henry Bott. In the 1910s, Georges Berr taught at the Paris Conservatory where he notably had as a pupil Henri Rollan and Séphora Mossé
He is the uncle of actor Jean-Pierre Aumont (1911-2001).
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1 sheet of paper, folded in the center forming 4pp.,2 handwritten pages
(folded: about 18x12cm)
Not dated(circa 1890/1900) -
[From Georges or Louis Boulay]
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Good condition
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Very rare


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\"I saw Mister Claretie. Everything is heard; we will play the Nerine\'s trickery, comedy in one act in verse by Théodore de Banville...The scene represents a public square in Naples; in the background the sea, to the left of the spectator a house; on stage on the right a bench; accessories are: a large bag that can hold a man; this bag will have to be split along its entire length, then sewn up with a very light thread, so that it can be easily ripped open; another bag of the same size and swollen with fabrics and sequins is needed...a long bat, a long closing knife. The characters in the play are Scapin and Nérine. You can put on the poster my title of member of the association, that can only be very pleasant to me. And now I am waiting for a letter giving me the necessary instructions for\"I saw Mister Claretie. Everything is heard; we will play the Nerine\'s trickery, comedy in one act in verse by Théodore de Banville...The scene represents a public square in Naples; in the background the sea, to the left of the spectator a house; on stage on the right a bench; accessories are: a large bag that can hold a man; this bag will have to be split along its entire length, then sewn up with a very light thread, so that it can be easily ripped open; another bag of the same size and swollen with fabrics and sequins is needed...a long bat, a long closing knife. The characters in the play are Scapin and Nérine. You can put on the poster my title of member of the association, that can only be very pleasant to me. And now I am waiting for a letter giving me the necessary instructions for