Berthez Armand was an early director and the actress-dancer Gaby Deslys (1881-1920) appeared there. The actress, singer and film star Arletty made her debut there in October 1919 and performed there regularly for ten years, especially in operettas. It was also the venue of the 1941 musical comedy Une femme par jour, (with music by Georges Van Parys and text by Pierre Véber and Jean Boyer). Serge Gainsbourg inaugurated a series of popular concerts at the theatre in 1963, including an appearance by the singer Barbara.[2]
The theatre finally closed in 1970 and was taken over by the perfume company Fragonard. Fragonard preserved the building as a perfume museum, the Théâtre-Musée des Capucines, which they established in 1993.[3]
théâtre, capucines, former, theatre, boulevard, capucines, arrondissement, paris, built, 1889, architect, Édouard, jean, niermans, taken, over, brothers, Émile, isola, vincent, isola, 1892, become, théâtre, isola, they, managed, theatre, until, 1897, théâtre, . The Theatre des Capucines was a former theatre on the boulevard des Capucines in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris Built in 1889 by architect Edouard Jean Niermans 1 it was taken over by two brothers Emile Isola and Vincent Isola in 1892 to become the Theatre Isola They managed the theatre until 1897 Theatre des CapucinesTheatre Isola 1892 1897 Theatre Musee des Capucines 1993 present Address39 Boulevard des CapucinesParisConstructionOpened1889ArchitectEdouard NiermansBerthez Armand was an early director and the actress dancer Gaby Deslys 1881 1920 appeared there The actress singer and film star Arletty made her debut there in October 1919 and performed there regularly for ten years especially in operettas It was also the venue of the 1941 musical comedy Une femme par jour with music by Georges Van Parys and text by Pierre Veber and Jean Boyer Serge Gainsbourg inaugurated a series of popular concerts at the theatre in 1963 including an appearance by the singer Barbara 2 The theatre finally closed in 1970 and was taken over by the perfume company Fragonard Fragonard preserved the building as a perfume museum the Theatre Musee des Capucines which they established in 1993 3 Contents 1 Premieres 2 See also 3 References 4 External linksPremieres edit1899 L ami de la maison by Pierre Veber comedy in one act 17 January 1899 1900 Blancheton pere et fils by Pierre Veber one act fantasia 26 October 1900 1904 Rose Mousse by Lecocq comedie musicale in one act 28 January 1904 1905 La salutiste by Lecocq opera monologue in one act 14 January 1905 1928 Yes by Maurice Yvain and Albert Willemetz operetta in three acts 26 January 26 1928 4 See also editTheatre Musee des CapucinesReferences edit Maurice Culot 1991 Edouard Jean Niermans Archives d architecture du XXe siecle Volume 1 Institut francais d architecture p 331 ISBN 9782870094464 Artists at the Theatre des Capucines in 1963 Mel Atkey 2019 A Million Miles from Broadway Musical Theatre Beyond New York and London The Friendlysong Company p 79 ISBN 9780991695744 Kurt Ganzl Jamie Findlay The Musical Second Edition A Concise History State University of New York Press ISBN 9781438487526 External links editTheatre des Capucines 48 52 12 N 2 19 45 E 48 8699 N 2 3292 E 48 8699 2 3292 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Theatre des Capucines amp oldid 1164891490, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
