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315 - THEATRE. 7 documents and manuscripts, 19th–20th centuries.
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Estimate €150 - €200
Description
THEATRE. 7 documents and manuscripts, 19th–20th centuries. Album page (from André Saudemont to Radio-Paris, 1937) with autograph texts by Pierre Brasseur (“I know of only one blow more terrible than Father François’s blow, and that is the blow of the album. But, between you and me, it’s still a pleasure to tell you that I’ve often corrected myself by listening to your criticism, and I hope to carry on… until I’m perfect!! Heh! Heh! Who knows? With warmest regards from an admirer of your precise candour”), Odette Joyeux, Fernand Fabre and Enrico Glori. – Letters (autograph) from Coquelin Cadet (1870) and from Réjane (regarding the rehearsals for *Charlotte Corday*). – Programme for Marcel Achard’s *Colinette* at the Athénée (1942), signed by Micheline Presle, Bernard Blier and François Périer. – Handwritten title page of the comedy *Les Deux Edmon* at the Vaudeville, bearing the censorship stamp, signed by Barré, Saulnier and Pasquier (1811). – Manuscript of a ‘Fragment from *Lucrèce Borgia*, a tragedy by Victor Hugo set in verse by Mr xxx [Bénard, justice of the peace in Limours]’ (36-page notebook, in-4 format). – Unfinished manuscript of Act I of a play featuring the Count of Herfort, Anna and Frédéric (7 pp., folio, with corrections, 19th century).
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About the sale Letters and Autograph Manuscripts – Part II
Auction location
Auction time 10/14/2026 at 2:00 PM
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