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SAND George (1804 - 1876)
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SAND George (1804 - 1876)
L.A.S. "G. Sand", Palaiseau May 10 [1866, to Charles de CHILLY]| 4 pages in-12 in blue ink (fading, and small stains).
Recommendation from an actor to the new director of the Odeon.
"Dear Sir, you are now director of the Odéon. Without wishing in any way to attack your predecessor [Charles de La Rounat], I say: So much the better that it is you!" She wants to recommend the young actor to him
Eugène CLERH (1838 - 1900, who had often played on the theater of
Nohant, and had entered, thanks to Sand, the Odeon where he played notably in The Marquis de Villemer], a young artist precious for the Odeon, one of those modest talents that one always needs, accepting all the roles and playing them with care and pleasure, giving to all a good physiognomy, holding well his place in the repertoire and creating with spirit and conscience the characters, either serious or burlesque that one entrusts to him. In addition, he is a most honest boy, an excellent resident, gentle and well-mannered, always at his post. He is loved at the Odéon, [...] and I have had nothing but praise for his conduct and his work.
His salary at the Odéon was miserable", and she would like to see it increased...
Nouvelles lettres retrouvées, n° 271.
3 typescripts with additions and autograph corrections by
Benjamin PÉRET (6 pages in-fol.). Three tales for his Anthology of myths, legends and folk tales of America (1960): The Tiger and the Fox, "Folk Tale," and The Man, the Tiger and the Fox, both after Juan Carlos Dávalos| and The Lagoon of Mount Bayo, after
Tobias Rosenberg.
L.A.S. "G. Sand", Palaiseau May 10 [1866, to Charles de CHILLY]| 4 pages in-12 in blue ink (fading, and small stains).
Recommendation from an actor to the new director of the Odeon.
"Dear Sir, you are now director of the Odéon. Without wishing in any way to attack your predecessor [Charles de La Rounat], I say: So much the better that it is you!" She wants to recommend the young actor to him
Eugène CLERH (1838 - 1900, who had often played on the theater of
Nohant, and had entered, thanks to Sand, the Odeon where he played notably in The Marquis de Villemer], a young artist precious for the Odeon, one of those modest talents that one always needs, accepting all the roles and playing them with care and pleasure, giving to all a good physiognomy, holding well his place in the repertoire and creating with spirit and conscience the characters, either serious or burlesque that one entrusts to him. In addition, he is a most honest boy, an excellent resident, gentle and well-mannered, always at his post. He is loved at the Odéon, [...] and I have had nothing but praise for his conduct and his work.
His salary at the Odéon was miserable", and she would like to see it increased...
Nouvelles lettres retrouvées, n° 271.
3 typescripts with additions and autograph corrections by
Benjamin PÉRET (6 pages in-fol.). Three tales for his Anthology of myths, legends and folk tales of America (1960): The Tiger and the Fox, "Folk Tale," and The Man, the Tiger and the Fox, both after Juan Carlos Dávalos| and The Lagoon of Mount Bayo, after
Tobias Rosenberg.