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• The Maurice Castel company to give performance at the Thevien Theatre on Tuesday, 2 April 1916
• The Maurice Castel company to give a benefit performance of three one-act comedies, 15 January 1916
• Fine performance of by french actors under the direction of Maurice Castel , 5 April 1916
• French plays given at the Thevien Theatre by the Castel Company, 6 March 1916
• The french-speaking dramatic company under the direction of Maurice Castel at the Bradley, 29 January 1916
• The Maurice Castel performed at the Bradley Theater, 28 January 1916
• The Maurice Castel company of French players will perform at the Bijou on Thursday, 1 October 1916
• The Castel-Leo company to present a play in Fitchburg, 10 April 1920
• The Maurice Castel troupe of French players presented “La Fiancée du soldat”, also known as “Le Martyr d'une femme”, 4 December 1917
• The Maurice Castel dramatic troupe to play “La Fiancée du soldat” at the St. Joseph parish, 30 November 1917
• The Maurice Castel dramatic company gave a wonderful performance at the St. Joseph, 3 December 1917
• Maurice Castel to appear in songs and recitations, 21 September 1916
• Maurice Castel and the Troupe du Théâtre National français appeared in this city yesterday, 18 November 1920
• The Castel-Leo Company appeared at the Academy of Music, 9 April 1920
• 600 people were present last night at teh reception of the St. Joseph Orphanage, 23 September 1916
• Parisian actor, P. Paul Marcel and his Parisian players, 22 April 1912
• Amusements. Marcel and the Parisian French players, 22 April 1912
• Distinguished Parisian act noted Parisian actor, 20 April 1912
• P. Paul Marcel and Parisian players, 20 April 1912
• The Notable Event National Hall, Monday Evening, Apr. 22d, Alexandre Bisson's famous comedy, “Les surprises du mariage”, 20 April 1912
• Empire Theatre tonight pictures P. Paul Marcel and the Parisian French players, 20 April 1912
• Union musical Hall, New Auburn, Me. The notable event Thursday, April 25th, 1912 Paul Marcel and his Parisian players, 18 April 1912
• P. Paul Marcel, the distinguished Parisian actor and the Parisian players coming, 18 April 1912
• The Notable Event National Hall, Monday Evening, Apr. 22, 18 April 1912
• P. Paul Marcel and French Players at the Empire theatre, 18 April 1912
• French play at Savoy, 17 April 1912
• The French players, 17 April 1912
• P. Paul Marcel and players coming, 16 April 1912
• French players tonight, 16 April 1912
• French players at Savoy tonight, 16 April 1912
• The notable event National Hall, Monday Evening Hall, Monday Evening presents “Les surprises du mariage”, 16 April 1912
• P. Paul Marcel and the famous Parisian players who accompany him, 16 April 1912
• The Cercle Lapierre from Montreal played “Durand-Durand”, 31 January 1923
• The well known Arthur Lapierre company to give comedy as fund-raising method for the Notre Dame church, 25 January 1923
• The distinguished Parisian French actor P. Paul Marcel, and players, coming, 16 April 1912
• Arthur Lapierre's company of French players appear before large audience at St. Anne's hall, 25 September 1923
• The Lapierre company played at St. Joseph's hall of the Notre Dame church, 31 January 1923
• Two very fine entertainment to be given at St. Anne's hall this week, 27 January 1923
• Parisian actors benefit church, 15 April 1912
• Lapierre Company presents “Le Disparu” beforce a large and appreciative audience in St. Anne's hall, 24 October 1922
• Two performances to be given at St. Anne's hall by the Arthur Lapierre Company, 21 October 1922
• Arthur Lapierre and his troupe of French players to perform an interesting comedy titled “Le Disparu”, 19 October 1922
• Arthur Lapierre and his troupe of French players coming to Fall River, 17 October 1922
• French actors were greeted with success at Notre Dame's parish hall with “My Uncle from Canada”, 2 February 1922
• Montreal artists entertain capacity audience at St. Ann's hall with “My Uncle from Canada”, 1 February 1922
• Four well known artists to present french comedy, 31 January 1922
• “Le Disparu” repeated at the Notre Dame church of Fall River, 25 October 1922
• Arthur Lapierre and others to present the French comedy “Dispau”, 17 October 1922
• A pleasing comedy, “My Uncle from Canada”, to be played for the benefit of St. Anne's church new school fund, 1 February 1922
• P. Paul Marcel tomorrow, 15 April 1912
• The Parisian players at the Savoy next Tuesday night, 13 April 1912
• P. Paul Marcel's players at the Savoy Theatre, 12 April 1912
• Return engagement presenting a double bill, “Gringoire” and “Le Flibustier”, 12 April 1912
• Nest Tuesday evening P. Paul Marcel and his French players prices, 12 April 1912
• “Les Frères Ennemis” an artistic production by the Marcel players, 10 April 1912
• French players at Savoy, 9 April 1912
• Marcel Company plays at Savoy. “Les surprises du mariage” makes hit with large French audience - to play return engagement, 9 April 1912
• Parisian French Players, 8 April 1912
• The Parisian players, 8 April 1912
• Parisian company come to play here. P. Paul Marcel, 7 April 1912
• Savoy Theater. La troupe française de P. Paul-Marcel présente “Les Surprises Du Mariage”, 6 April 1912
• Amusements. French players coming, 5 April 1912
• Parisian French players will play “Les surprises du mariage”, 5 April 1912
• P. Paul Marcel and his other Parisian artists coming directly from Paris, will present “Les Frères Ennemis”, 3 April 1912
• French drama at the Majestic “Brother Enemies”, acted by P. Paul Marcel and his company of Parisian players, 26 March 1912
• Special Matinees P. Paul-Marcel and the Parisian French Players in “Les Frères Ennemis”, 26 March 1912
• In Boston theatres this week : “Les Frères Ennemis”, 25 March 1912
• French Players in Matinee Performances at the Majestic, 24 March 1912
• Four-act play “Les Frères Ennemis” played in French, 24 March 1912
• The company of Paul Marcel will appear at matinees at the Majestic theater, 24 March 1912
• P. Paul Marcel and company of Parisian French players in “Les Frères Ennemis”, 23 March 1912
• “La Rafale” to be played at the Belmont by french players, 23 April 1922
• P. Paul Marcel of “Les Frères Ennemis” will lecture at Harvard, 22 March 1912
• A new troupe of french players to start a two-week engagement at the Belmont under the direction of M. Charles Schauten, 23 April 1922
• French players end Belmont engagement, 7 May 1922
• Studied law, then went on the stage, M. Armand Robi has played many roles, 1 June 1919
• French players presented at Barre Opera House last evening much to pleasure of audience, 12 December 1930
• “La Cause de tout c'trouble là” and “La Griffe” by the Troupe Mont-Royal, 11 December 1930
• Brilliant close of parisian play “Le Maître de Forges” and “Cyrano de Bergerac”, 1 December 1926
• Antoinette Giroux might just be Canada's Sarah Bernhardt, 1 January 1924
• Germaine Giroux's sister, Antoinette Giroux, is said to arrive in New York on Thursday, 28 August 1927
• Saturday, Mar. 23 matinee and night P. Paul Marcel and Parisian players in “Les Frères Ennemis”, 21 March 1912
• The famous Parisian French players. Special. Matinees at the Majestic Theatre, Boston beginning Monday, March 25th, 21 March 1912
• Lecture by French actor. P. Paul Marcel will deliver and address in Harvard Memorial Hall Tomorrow, 21 March 1912
• Next week special matinees P. Paul Marcel and the Parisian French Players, 20 March 1912
• Players may come to Lynn. 20 March 1912
• Amusements. Parisian players at Cumings Theater., 20 March 1912
• P. Paul Marcel and his Parisian players will give matinees of “Les Frères Ennemis”, 19 March 1912
• French-Speaking Players at Cumings Theater, 19 March 1912
• French Players Coming., 17 March 1912
• At the Majestic in “Les Frères Ennemis”, 16 March 1912
• Paul Marcel and his company of French players in the drama entitled “Les Frères Ennemis”, 16 March 1912
• French play given by fine actors. “Les Frères Ennemis” here twice today, 16 March 1912
• At Parsons Theatre “Les Frères Ennemis”, 16 March 1912
• Parsons Theater. “Les Frères Ennemis” here tonight and twice tomorrow, 15 March 1912
• “Les Frères Ennemis”., 14 March 1912
• The Parsons Theater. French Players this week - Russian orchestra nest Monday Night, 14 March 1912
• Henri Hubert presents the powerful drama “Les Frères Ennemis”, 13 March 1912
• Holyoke Theatre. Special attraction. The Paul Marcel Troupe of Players, 13 March 1912
• Parson's theater. Three French Performances at End of this week, 12 March 1912
• At the Parson's theatre, the powerful drama “Les Frères Ennemis”, 12 March 1912
• French players at Holyoke theater, 12 March 1912
• Holyoke Theatre Wednesday, March 13, Mr. H. Hubert presents P. Paul Marcel in “Les Frères Ennemis”, 11 March 1912
• French players in the old play “The Iron Master” as well as “Cyrano de Bergerac”, 11 December 1926
• Rostand's “L'Aiglon” given at Opera House by French Company, 9 December 1926
• Antoinette Giroux, a Canadien Sarah Bernhardt?, 3 January 1924
• Scene from the “Frères Ennemis”, 11 March 1912
• Stageland. “Les Frères Ennemis”, 11 March 1912
• Talented French players. Paul Marcel and His Company Give Fine Performance, 7 March 1912
• City news. “Les Frères Ennemis.” Paul Marcel and French Players Give Excellent Performance, 7 March 1912
• “Les Frères Ennemis”, 6 March 1912
• The Theaters, French Players Tonight, 6 March 1912
• French company coming, 5 March 1912
• Paul Marcel's players in “Les Frères Ennemis”, 5 March 1912
• At the Court Square the performance by Paul Marcel and his Montreal company of “Les Frères Ennemis”, 4 March 1912
• Marcel's French players, 4 March 1912
• Court Square theater Wednesday, March 6, Mr. Henir Hubert presents La troupe française, 4 March 1912
• Court Square Theater Wednesday, March 6th, La Troupe Française, 3 March 1912
• Wednesday Paul Marcel and his French company will give the performance of “Les Frères Ennemis”, 3 March 1912
• Court Square. Paul Marcel and French Players in “Les Frères Ennemis”, 3 March 1912
• “Les Frères Ennemis” with the best cast, 3 March 1912
• “Les Frères Ennemis” at the Court Square Theater, 2 March 1912
• Paul Marcel in “Les Frères Ennemis”, 29 February 1912
• Paul Marcel in “Les Frères Ennemis”, 27 February 1912
• Paul Marcel French Company, 25 February 1912
• The Famous French Company Paul-Marcel Co. presenting the great French play “Les Frères Ennemis”, 25 February 1912
• The Theatre Francais Company had its first success in New York with “Georgette Lemeunier”, 6 January 1916
• A new season of french play will open at the Belmont under the direction of Charles Schauten, 16 April 1922
• French company begins engagement at the Belmont with “La Rafale”, 26 April 1922
• Amusements. At the Academy. Marcel and Company Give Excellent Presentation of “Les Frères Ennemis”, 21 February 1912
• French plays at the Belmont with stars from Parisian Theatres, 23 April 1922
• Charles Schauten and the French Theatre Company to reappear in New York next Fall, 14 May 1922
• French players delight audience in twin bill with parts well taken in french playlet and comedy, 23 November 1916
• La troupe française will present “Les Frères Ennemis”, 20 February 1912
• A quick presentation of Mlle Ginette Guérande, which will play in “Le Jeu de l'amour et du hasard”, 22 November 1916
• Company of French players has successful Chicago run, 16 November 1916
• La troupe française présente “Les Frères Ennemis”, 19 February 1912
• “La Rafale“at the Belmont by a troupe of French players under the direction of Charles Schauten, 27 April 1922
• The French players from Paris opened at the Belmont Theatre with “La Rafale”, 2 May 1922
• The success of “La Rafale” by the company of French players operating the Belmont means New York will most likely get a permanent French repertory company, 7 May 1922
• French players in Henri Bataille's tragedy “La Marche Nuptiale”, 3 February 1916
• The Company of French players operating the Belmont under the direction of M. Charles Schauten have brought their limited engagement to a close, 20 May 1922
• The French players operating the Belmont to add a third week to their engagement to perform “La Belle Aventure”, 21 May 1922
• The French players of the Belmont to depart for Montreal, 7 May 1922
• The French players operating at the Belmont performed “Le Retour”, 14 May 1922
• P. Paul Marcel in “Les Frères Ennemis”, 19 February 1912
• The French Theater Company to open its season with “La Rafale”, 22 April 1922
• The French Theatre company under the direction of M. Charles Schauten will open its two week engagement with “La Rafale”, 23 April 1922
• “Les Frères Ennemis”, 18 February 1912
• “Georgette Lemeunier”, an advance on previous productions for the French players of the Theatre Français, 5 January 1916
• La troupe française in “Les Frères Ennemis”, 17 February 1912
• “L'Ami Fritz” played at the Theatre Français, 29 December 1915
• P. Paul Marcel in “Les Frères Ennemis”, 17 February 1912
• “Le Retour” to be the closing play of the two week engagement of Charles Schauten's French company, 30 April 1922
• The celebrated troupe of Paul-Marcel, direct from Paris, “Les Frères Ennemis”, 15 February 1912
• Mlle Mery's farewell in Bataille's “La Marche Nuptiale”, 2 February 1916
• Henri Bataille's “La Marche Nuptiale” will be presented by the French players under Lucien Bonheur's direction, 30 January 1916
• The French players of the Belmont will extend their engagement for an additional week and will present “La belle Aventure”, 7 May 1922
• La troupe français coming at the Academy, 15 February 1912
• La troupe français présente “Les Frères Ennemis”, 15 February 1912
• Lucien Bonheur will give “La marche nuptiale” at the Theatre Français tomorrow, 30 January 1916
• The French Theatre Company under the direction of Charles Schauten is to begin a limited season of mdoern French plays in the Belmont Theatre, 17 April 1922
• The French players of the Belmont will extend their stay due to the great success of “Le Retour”, 7 May 1922
• “L'Étincelle” and “Gringoire” were performed at the Women's Club, 19 December 1916
• The French Theatre Company to give its opening performance on monday, 17 December 1916
• French players will give two performances at the Woman's Club, 10 December 1916
• French play to be given at Woman's Club for war relief benefit, 10 December 1916
• Empire theatre tonight P. Paul Marcel and His French artists in “Les frères ennemis”, 12 February 1912
• “Les Frères Ennemis” one of the best popular plays that was ever presented in France, 10 February 1912
• Empire theatre today All New Pictures, 8 February 1912
• French Company to visit here, 8 February 1912
• French company to visit here. P. Paul Marcel & Company Coming to Empire Monday - Special Matinee, 8 February 1912
• Empire New Pictures Today, 6 February 1912
• La troupe française de P. Paul Marcel, 6 February 1912
• L'Aiglon at Academy, 10 January 1912
• La troupe française de P. Paul Marcel in L'Aiglon, 10 January 1912
• French Players At Academy, 9 January 1912
• Tonight, Tomorrow Afternoon and Night La Troupe Française de M. Paul Marcel, 9 January 1912
• La troupe française P. Paul Marcel, 8 January 1912
• La troupe française de P. Paul-Marcel Co., 8 January 1912
• Success greets French players, Schauten promises a permanent session, 14 May 1922
• Success greets French players, Schauten promises a permanent session, 14 May 1922
• The French players from Paris opened the Belmont with “La Rafale”, 6 May 1922
• French players from Paris opened their season with “La Rafale”, 8 May 1922
• French players in Duluth to perform “Le Jeu de l'amour et du hasard”, 17 December 1916
• The French players operating the Belmont produced “Le Retour” and will close their two week engagement with “La Belle Aventure”, 13 May 1922
• A great success for the first performance of the new French players of the Belmont, 7 May 1922
• French plays for the Belmont in New York, 23 April 1922
• A limited season of French repertoire to be presented at the Belmont, 22 April 1922
• “La Belle aventure ” to be the final play of the Belmont's French troupe, 9 May 1922
• “Le Retour” to be played by the artists of the Belmont, 2 May 1922
• “Le Retour” will be the second play offered by the French players of the Belmont, 30 April 1922
• A company of French actors made their first appearance at the Belmont in “La Rafale”, 26 April 1922
• “La Rafale” and “Le Retour” to open the season of the French Theatre Company under the direction of M. Charles Schauten, 25 April 1922
• “La Rafale” will be the first play to be offered by the newly formed French Theater Company, 23 April 1922
• The French Theater Company to perform Henri Bataille's “La Marche Nuptiale”, 30 January 1916
• The French players of the Belmont to extend their engagement with “La Belle Aventure”, 7 May 1922
• The French Theatre Company to inaugure a season of French repertoire at the Belmont, 23 April 1922
• The French Theatre Company under the direction of M. Charles Schauten to begin a new season at the Belmont, 14 April 1922
• M. Henri Miral to leave New England and return to France, 5 June 1924
• La troupe française de P. Paul Marcel, 6 January 1912
• La troupe française de P. Paul Marcel, 6 January 1912
• La Troupe française de P. Paul Marcel, 6 January 1912
• Present entertainment “Le Million de Louise” , 24 January 1928
• The comedy “Le Million de Louise”, 18 January 1928
• Comedy Monday entitled “Le Million de Louise”, 14 January 1928
• “L'Ange du Pardon” French stock company opened season at Priscilla last night - play fine, 13 February 1925
• French Stock at the Priscilla, 12 week to begin on Thursday with “L'ange du pardon”, 10 February 1925
• New French stock to open at the Priscillia, 10 February 1925
• Pizzy Wizzy and the original French beauties in “Hôtel à la mode”, 23 October 1929
• Pizzy Wizzy and His Original French Beauties in “Hôtel à la mode”, 22 October 1929
• The Henri Miral french stock company in Waterville, 4 April 1923
• A first in Rumford, the Miral Company is set to perform “Le Prêtre Martyr”, 16 February 1924
• The Miral Company which presented two excellent plays last year is set to return in February, 9 February 1924
• French players of M. Henri Miral return to New England, 13 September 1923
• The first ever performance of “The Passion” play by professionals is quite remarkable, 20 March 1923
• Henri Miral and his troupe have just arrived in Lewiston, 12 September 1923
• George Filteau to take part in the play “Le Maître de Forges” under the direction of M. Henri Miral, 17 May 1923
• The Henri Miral french stock company to play “The Happiness of the Home” at the Priscilla, 2 April 1923
• The Henri Miral french stock company to play “The Passion” at the Priscilla, 24 March 1923
• The Henri Miral french stock company to play “The Passion” at the Priscilla, 20 March 1923
• The Henri Miral french stock company to play “Poor Mother” at the Priscilla, 5 March 1923
• The Henri Miral french stock company to play “L'Arlésienne” for the whole week, at the Priscilla, 19 February 1923
• Mr J. B. Couture will play in “The Sacrifice of a Mother” under the direction of M. Miral, 14 February 1923
• The Henri Miral troupe from Paris have finally arrived in Lewiston, 19 January 1923
• The first professional french dramatic troupe in 15 years to arrive in Lewiston, 6 January 1923
• The Henri Miral French stock company will perform a series of popular plays at the Priscilla, 26 February 1923
• As a farewell to M. Henri Miral, Lewiston offers a performance in french and english at the city hall, 7 May 1924
• Lewiston offers a farewell to M. Henri Miral, 29 April 1924
• “Vers la Croix” to be performed by the Henri Miral Company in Livermore Falls, 25 March 1924
• The Henri Miral French stock company in “The Happiness of the Home” at the Priscilla, 2 April 1923
• This whole week, the Henri Miral french stock company in “The Passion” at the Priscilla, 26 March 1923
• This whole week, the Henri Miral french stock company in “The Passion” at the Priscilla, 19 March 1923
• The Henri Miral french stock company in “The Grace of God” at the Priscilla, 13 March 1923
• The Henri Miral french stock company in “The Grace of God” at the Priscilla, 12 March 1923
• The Henri Miral french stock company in “Poor Mother” at the Priscilla, 5 March 1923
• The Henri Miral french stock company in “L'arlésienne” at the Priscilla, 19 February 1923
• The Henri Miral french stock company in “The Sacrifice of a Mother” at the Priscilla, 12 February 1923
• The Henri Miral french stock company will start its season with “Monsieur Alphonse” at the Priscilla, 6 February 1923
• A quick biography of M. Henri Miral, the director of the new company of french actors in residency at the Priscilla, 3 February 1923
• The Priscilla Theater to become a venue of residency for a permanent company of french actors under the direction of M. Henri Miral, 15 January 1923
• The Henri Miral French Stock company to play at Brunswick Town Hall, 10 May 1923
• “Le Maître de Forges”, a five-act drama to be played at the Brunswick Town Hall, 10 May 1923
• “Le Démon de la nuit” to be played at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 30 November 1921
• “Le Démon de la nuit” to be played at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 28 November 1921
• The Stella Dalbret company in “La femme X” at the Holyoke Theatre, 26 October 1921
• The Stella Dalbret company in “La femme X” at the Holyoke Theatre, 25 October 1921
• “Les deux gosses” to be played in Holyoke by the troupe Stella Dalbret, 21 September 1921
• “Secret Fatal”, a french play to be presented at the Fall River Academy of Music, 15 November 1921
• “L'Amour qui tue” performed at the Strand Theatre, 26 June 1925