-
revival of the play. Die
geschiedene Frau (1908),
opera Divorçons (1912),
short film
Divorçons (1915),
short film Let's Get a
Divorce (1918), film Kiss...
- (1872) and Le Roi
Carotte (1872), the then
threatened divorce laws in
Divorçons (1880).
Irish playwright and
critic George Bernard Shaw said of La Tosca:...
- productions:
Divorçons by
Sardou (August 21–24, 1941) and Pirandello's
Right You Are (If You Say You Are) (July 22–25, 1942). For
Divorçons, Abba insisted...
-
Walter Reisch and
Donald Ogden Stewart was
based on the 1880
French play
Divorçons by
Victorien Sardou and Émile de Najac. At the
suggestion of one of her...
-
Tomorrow We Get
Divorced (French:
Demain nous
divorçons) is a 1951
French comedy film
directed by
Louis Cuny and
starring Sophie Desmarets, Jean Desailly...
- (1978)
Bajazet (after Racine) (1979) The
Seagull (after Chekhov) (1980)
Divorcons (after Sardou) (1983) The
Master Builder (after Ibsen) (1983) Oedipus...
- Prevost,
Monte Blue, and
Clara Bow. The film was
based on the
French play
Divorçons! (1880), by
Victorien Sardou and Émile de Najac, and the
adapted version...
-
through Paramount Pictures. The film is
based on the po****r
stage play
Divorçons by
Victorien Sardou and Émile de Najac. As
described in a film magazine...
-
Heiress The Musician's
Daughter Prima Donna The
Wrong Bottle The
Bride 1912
Divorçons The Wife
Mamie Bolton Love
Finds a Way
Helen The
Awakening The Sweetheart...
- York
stage was in
Henry E. Abbey's 1882
production of
Victorien Sardou's
Divorçons at the Abbey's Park
Theatre where he
achieved great comic effect as the...
