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fantastic comedy, "Sânziana și Pepelea," (1881) and two dramas, "Fântâna
Blanduziei" (1883) and "Ovidiu" (1884). In 1881, he
wrote Trăiască
Regele (Long Live...
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popoarelor (1914-1916). His work
appeared in Sămănătorul,
Vatra and Fântâna
Blanduziei. His
first published verses appeared in 1889, in
Convorbiri Literare,...
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French actors of the day. In 1884 he pla**** in
Vasile Alecsandri’s Fântâna
Blanduziei,
followed by the
premiere of O
scrisoare pierdută, by Ion Luca Caragiale...
- eman****tion and
their rights, her work
appeared in
Revista literară, Fântâna
Blanduziei, Literatorul,
Revista poporului and Familia. Emilian's daughter, Cornelia...
- Răzvan (Răzvan și Vidra, by
Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu),
Gallus (Fântâna
Blanduziei, by Alecsandri),
Ovidiu (also by Alecsandri), Kean (by
Alexandre Dumas)...
- slanderers, and
himself as the
model poet
Horace in the 1883 play Fântâna
Blanduziei. The two were
eventually reconciled, and
Macedonski again spoke of Alecsandri...
-
Petrescu Fata
ursului (in
Duhul pământului), by
Vasile Voiculescu Fântâna
Blanduziei (1884), by
Vasile Alecsandri Fântânile (ro) (1988), by
Romulus Bărbulescu...
- (1906–1907)
Toinetta in "Eva" by
Richard Voss (1906–1907)
Neera in "Fântâna
Blanduziei" by
Vasile Alecsandri (1907–1908, Bucharest)
Vidra in "Răzvan şi Vidra"...
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seats Theatre Factory (auxiliary building): 100
seats Production Fântâna
Blanduziei Construction Opened 1840
Rebuilt 1894-1896
Architect Fellner & Helmer...
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literary magazines and
periodicals such as
Convorbiri literare, Fântâna
Blanduziei, Adevărul,
Revista literară, Generația viitoare, Românul,
Tribuna and...
