-
these were Je te veux, text by
Henry Pacory; Tendrement, text by
Vincent Hyspa;
Poudre d'or, a waltz; La Diva de l'Empire, text by
Dominique Bonnaud/Numa...
- Léon
Lorin as The Deaf Old Man
William Burke as The
Former Inmate Vincent Hyspa as The Old
Speaker Alexander D'Arcy as The
Gigolo (uncredited)
Along with...
- dormant: Des
trous à son
pourpoint vermeil voice,
piano 1890 text:
Vincent Hyspa 84 6 Beau soir:
Lorsque au
soleil couchant les rivières sont
roses voice...
-
harmonically closer to the
parody songs he
wrote for
entertainer Vincent Hyspa at the turn of the 20th
century 4.
Morceaux 2 (Piece II) - Enlevé (detached)...
- as
Marie Ginette Darcy Jeanne de Fava Jean Diéner
Gaston Dubosc Vincent Hyspa Bernard Lancret as
Henri Jouvenel Alain Michel as Le
petit Robert Jouvenel...
- took over as director;
subsequent editors were
Gabriel Montoya and
Vincent Hyspa. Les Quat'z'arts, the cabaret's
official magazine, was
established in November...
- Jean Aymé
Henri Beaulieu Maurice Devienne Gil
Colas as Le médecin
Vincent Hyspa as Le
photographe Léon
Larive Lecoq Paul Marthès as Le
portier Parish p...
- Le Gringoire.
Performers included Paul Delmet, Eugène Lemercier,
Vincent Hyspa,
Gabriel de Lautrec, Yan
Nibor and
Marcel Le****. A
satirical paper, Le Gringoire...
- René Hiéronimus as Maître
Lemerle Carjol as Le président
Bourriche Vincent Hyspa as Le
docteur Mathieu Marcelle Monthil as
Madame Masure Paulette Élambert...
- Crémieux as
Bajoux Édouard
Delmont as
Maffre Nane
Germon as
Miette Vincent Hyspa as
Cahuzac Robert Pizani as Le
premier frère
Riquel Henri Poupon as Boeuf...
