Sardou,Victorien
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Sardou, Victorien — born Sept. 5, 1831, Paris, France died Nov. 8, 1908, Paris French playwright. He owed his initial success to the actress Pauline Déjazet, for whom he wrote several of his 70 works, including A Scrap of Paper (1860). Several later works, including … Universalium
Sardou, Victorien — ► (1831 1908) Autor dramático francés. Sus obras poseen un diálogo intencionado y de movimiento animado. Autor de Madame Sans Gêne (1893). * * * (5 sep. 1831, París, Francia–8 nov. 1908, París). Dramaturgo francés. Su éxito inicial se lo debe, en … Enciclopedia Universal
SARDOU, VICTORIEN — a popular French playwright, born at Paris; gave up medicine for literature, and his first successes were Monsieur Garat and Les Prés Saint Gervais, both in 1800; from that date his popularity and wealth began to flow in upon him; his work has … The Nuttall Encyclopaedia
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Victorien Sardou — Retrato. Nacimiento 5 de septiembre de 1831 París … Wikipedia Español
Victorien Sardou — (* 5. September 1831 in Paris; † 8. November 1908 ebenda) war ein französischer Dramatiker. Für verschiedene Pariser Theater schrieb Sardou zahlreiche historische Dramen, Komödien sowie Libret … Deutsch Wikipedia
SARDOU (V.) — SARDOU VICTORIEN (1831 1908) Né dans une famille d’origine niçoise, d’un père professeur et passionné de lexicographie, Victorien Sardou fait lui même de solides études et se consacrera sa vie durant à des recherches d’histoire érudites, en… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Victorien Sardou — Pour les articles homonymes, voir Sardou. Victorien Sardou Victorien Sardou e … Wikipédia en Français
Victorien Sardou — (September 5, 1831 November 8, 1908) was a French dramatist. He is perhaps best remembered today for the play La Tosca (1887) on which Giacomo Puccini s opera Tosca (1900) is based. The fedora hat is named after another of his plays.He was born… … Wikipedia
Sardou — ist der Familienname folgender Personen: Joseph Marie Sardou (1925–2009) Erzbischof von Monaco Michel Sardou (Journalist) (1836–1914), französischer Journalist Michel Sardou (Sänger) (* 1947), französischer Sänger Romain Sardou (* 1974),… … Deutsch Wikipedia
