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Théatre de campagne - Huitième série
Subtitle Comprend : Le Rideau, Eugène Verconsin ; Un Amour électrique, Gabriel Liquier ; Traitement thermal, Egène Manuel ; Le Premier roman, Alphonse de Launay ; L'Article II, dit par Mlle Delaporte ; Le Thème russe, Mme Amélie Villetard ; Retour de voyage, Richard Cortambert ; La Crémaillère, E. Depré et Ch. Clairville ; Un Proverbe de salon, Jules de Marthold ; Le Violon, Ch. Cris ; La Laitière et le pot aux roses, Ernest d’Hervilly ; Notre Futur, George Feydeau ; Une Flèche, Léopold Laluyé ; Le Rigollot, Armand des Roseaux ; Les Claqueurs, Jacques Normand.
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Français : Théatre de campagne - Huitième série. Comprend : Le Rideau, Eugène Verconsin ; Un Amour électrique, Gabriel Liquier ; Traitement thermal, Egène Manuel ; Le Premier roman, Alphonse de Launay ; L'Article II, dit par Mlle Delaporte ; Le Thème russe, Mme Amélie Villetard ; Retour de voyage, Richard Cortambert ; La Crémaillère, E. Depré et Ch. Clairville ; Un Proverbe de salon, Jules de Marthold ; Le Violon, Ch. Cris ; La Laitière et le pot aux roses, Ernest d’Hervilly ; Notre Futur, George Feydeau ; Une Flèche, Léopold Laluyé ; Le Rigollot, Armand des Roseaux ; Les Claqueurs, Jacques Normand.
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Publication date 1882
publication_date QS:P577,+1882-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Place of publication Paris
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