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Receptie in het Polmanshuis te Amsterdam ter ere van Henri Ghéon, 1927
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Nederlands: Receptie in het Polmanshuis te Amsterdam ter ere van Henri Ghéon, 1927 |
Date | 01-02-1927 |
Source | TER EERE VAN HENRI GHéON, den schrijver van „Genesuis”, die momenteel in ons land vertoeft, hield het Vereenigd Tooneel gistermiddag een receptie in het "Polmanshuis" te Amsterdam. Aanwezig voeren o.m. de dames en heeren: 1 Eduard Verkade, 2 de zuster van den schrijver, 3 Albert v. Dalsum, 4 Henri Ghéon, 5. Magda Janssens, 6 Henri Eerens, 7 Willy Haak, 8 Dom. De Gruyter, 9 Marie Faassen, 10 Hildo Krop, 11 Sara Heyblom, 12 Willem Hunsche, 13 jhr. M. v. d. Meer de Walcheren, 14. Willem Nieuwenhuis (vertaler van „Genesius"), 15 Dirk Verbeek, 16 Paul Huf, 17 Cees Laseur, 18 mevr. v. Dam v. Isselt, 19. mr. H. M. Merkelbach.. "De Telegraaf". Amsterdam, 01-02-1927, p. 4. Geraadpleegd op Delpher op 06-11-2021, https://resolver.kb.nl/resolve?urn=ddd:110564911:mpeg21:p004 |
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