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social dramas of
Carlos Arniches were
among the
relatively non-controversial
plays allowed by the new government. "
Arniches (y Barrera), Carlos" in The...
- (The
Artificial Woman) (Carlos
Arniches;
Music Luna) 1920– El
Conde de Lavapiés (The
Count of Lavapiés) (Carlos
Arniches; Music,
Calleja Gómez) 1931– La...
- Court,
after 1945
International Court of
Justice Arkano,
rapper Carlos Arniches (1866–1943),
novelist Francisco Javier de
Balmis (1753–1819), physician...
- (Don
Quintin the Sourpuss), 1935 – a
musical based on a play by
Carlos Arniches, the
first zarzuela (a type of
Spanish opera)
filmed in sound. La hija...
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collaborator of Luis Buñuel and who was
married to a
daughter of
Carlos Arniches. She
studied at the
Colegio del
Pilar in Madrid. She
enrolled into a licentiate...
-
brothers are
noted for
their Andalusian costumbrist comedies and
Carlos Arniches for his
pieces from Madrid. The
costumbrist element appears as fundamental...
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structural novelty, but they
refined Andalusianism in the same way that
Carlos Arniches did. In Madrid, However, they
never went
further indepth with
their social...
-
Fernando Soto. It is
based on the
farce Don Quintín, el
amargao by
Carlos Arniches and
Antonio Estremera. The film is part of the "generic, ****embly-line...
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children swapping and
trading with each other.
Calle Carnero and
calle Carlos Arniches are
where bouquinistas sell old, rare and
collectible books. The Plaza...
- (Spanish:La señorita de Trevélez) is a play by the
Spanish writer Carlos Arniches which was
first performed in 1916. In 1935
Edgar Neville directed The Lady...
