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Pierre Adrien Decourcelle (Paris, 25
January 1856 – Ibid., 10
October 1926) was a
French writer and playwright.
Pierre Adrien Decourcelle was born in Paris...
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early appearance of the term in
print is in Les deux
gosses by
Pierre Decourcelle,
published in 1880. A po****r folk etymology, not
attested by the Dictionnaire...
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Adrien Decourcelle (28
October 1821 – 6
August 1892) was a 19th-century
French writer and playwright. Pierre-Henri-Adrien
Decourcelle wrote about 70 plays...
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McGowan L'As de trèfle (The Ace of Clubs) for
Sarah Bernhardt Pierre Decourcelle 1882
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titles beginning...
- the Théâtre du
Gymnase Marie Bell in Je dîne chez ma mère by
Adrien Decourcelle. The
critic wrote, "Mlle.
Berthe Cerny, who had just had a
great success...
- Paul
Decourcelle, 28 Rue
Alphonse Karr, Nice -
Tchouki (Music for piano: Jean de Smetsky; Lyrics:
Pierre d'Amor),
published in 1925 by Paul
Decourcelle, 28...
- "L'Agenaise
Candice Pascal au pays des merveilles". Sud Ouest. 23 July 2013..
Decourcelle,
Delphine (2015-04-17). "Candice
Pascal de "Danse avec les Stars" à Saint-Macaire"...
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published by
Tihebaux in
Paris and
titled "Air
National de Monaco". In 1897,
Decourcelle, a
publisher in Nice,
printed a new
version of Albrecht's composition...
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French writer Ludovic Halévy. In 1887 it was
turned into a play by
Pierre Decourcelle and
Hector Crémieux. An old priest,
Abbot Constantine, has been serving...
- de
lettres ("Film
Society of
Authors and Men of Letters") of
Pierre Decourcelle,
adapting literary or
dramatic works, such as La
Terre ("Earth"), Les...
