- Charles-François
Panard, or Pannard, (2
November 1689 – 13 June 1765) was an 18th-century
French poet, chansonnier,
playwright and
goguettier 1731: Le...
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drinking in the
shape of wine
flagons by
Rabelais and Charles-François
Panard (1750),
supplemented by the
elaborate goblet of
Quirinus Moscherosch (1660)...
- (1917)
Mistinguett détective (1917)
Flower of
Paris (1916) ....
Margot Panard et
Mistinguett Sous la
menace (1916) The Gold
Chignon (1916)
Doppia ferita...
- Margot, a poor
seamstress who
admires Mistinguett.
Mistinguett as
Margot Panard et
Mistinguett Harry Baur as
Harry Podge Louis Paglieri Guita Dauzon Marc...
- the art
directors Robert Gys and Eugène Lourié.
Fernand Gravey as
Charles Panard - un
compositeur de
talent Jacqueline Francell as
Yvette Leclerc - la petite...
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Fontane André
Luguet as
Alexis de Saint-Grisols
Raymond Cordy as Émile¨
Panard Marcel Simon as
Tabasco Michel Duran as
Dornach Jean
Marconi as
Silvio Aimé...
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months before, Ursule, his mother, died.
Cybelle amoureuse Roland,
parody by
Panard and
Sticotti premiered by the Comédiens
italiens ordinaires du Roy, 20 January...
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acquaintance of
Alexis Piron, and afterwards,
through Gallet (1698?–1757), of
Panard. The
example of
these three masters of the
vaudeville decided his ****ure...
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Michael Cox,
Anglican archbishop in
Ireland (d. 1779) Charles-François
Panard,
French chansonnier and poet (d. 1765) Joan Paul Schaghen,
Dutch governor...
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Michael Cox,
Anglican archbishop in
Ireland (d. 1779) Charles-François
Panard,
French chansonnier and poet (d. 1765) Joan Paul Schaghen,
Dutch governor...
