Ève Lavallière (born Eugénie Marie Pascaline Fenoglio, 1 April 1866 – 10 July 1929) was a French stage actress and later a noteworthy Catholic penitent and member of the Secular Franciscan Order.
Ève Lavallière was born at 8 rue Champ-de-Mars in Toulon. She was the daughter of Louis-Emile Fenoglio, a tailor of Neapolitan origin, and Albania-Marie Rana, who was born in Perpignan. At birth, her parents already had a son. Her birth was not desired, and she was placed, up to school age, with a local family of peasants. At school age, however, she was enrolled by her parents in a private school of excellent reputation. After the death of her parents in tragic circumstances and running away from home she arrived in Paris as a teenager. She became an actress renowned in the Belle Époque, including the Théâtre des Variétés in Paris.
From 1917, she moved to the castle of Choisille, at Chanceaux-sur-Choisille, Indre-et-Loire (later occupied by the Pinder circus). She had a radical religious conversion and became a devout Catholic. She wished to join a religious order and for a time was a medical missionary in Tunisia. She became a Franciscan tertiary, a member of the Secular Franciscans or Third Order of St Francis.
She is buried in Thuillières where she died in 1929.
(Spanish) Omer Englebert, "Vida y conversion de Eva Lavallière", Mundo Moderno, Biografías y Memorias, Buenos Aires, 1953
(Spanish) José María Hernández Gamell, "Una mujer extraordinaria. Vida y conversion de la famosa artista de Paris, Eva Lavallière". Ed. Caballeros Comendadores de Santa Teresita del Niño Jesús y de la Santa Faz, Madrid, 1944; reissue, Afrodisio Aguado, Madrid, 1945
(French) Jean-Paul Claudel, Ève Lavallière : Orpheline de la terre ("Ève Lavallière: orphan of the Earth"), Gérard Louis Editor, 2007
(English) L.L. McReavy A Modern Magdalen, Eva Lavalliere (1866-1929) (1934)
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Eve Lavalliere born Eugenie Marie Pascaline Fenoglio 1 April 1866 10 July 1929 was a French stage actress and later a noteworthy Catholic penitent and member of the Secular Franciscan Order Eve LavalliereEve Lavalliere Circa 1890BornEugenie Marie Pascaline Fenoglio1 April 1866Toulon Second French EmpireDied10 July 1929 1929 07 10 aged 63 Thuillieres French Third RepublicOccupationActress Contents 1 Biography 2 Theater 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksBiography EditEve Lavalliere was born at 8 rue Champ de Mars in Toulon She was the daughter of Louis Emile Fenoglio a tailor of Neapolitan origin and Albania Marie Rana who was born in Perpignan At birth her parents already had a son Her birth was not desired and she was placed up to school age with a local family of peasants At school age however she was enrolled by her parents in a private school of excellent reputation After the death of her parents in tragic circumstances and running away from home she arrived in Paris as a teenager She became an actress renowned in the Belle Epoque including the Theatre des Varietes in Paris From 1917 she moved to the castle of Choisille at Chanceaux sur Choisille Indre et Loire later occupied by the Pinder circus She had a radical religious conversion and became a devout Catholic She wished to join a religious order and for a time was a medical missionary in Tunisia She became a Franciscan tertiary a member of the Secular Franciscans or Third Order of St Francis She is buried in Thuillieres where she died in 1929 Theater EditHer most famous roles were in the following Caricature by Georges Goursat Sem 1902 1892 La Vie parisienne by Jacques Offenbach Henri Meilhac Ludovic Halevy Theatre des Varietes 1896 Le Carillon by Ernest Blum and Paul Ferrier Theatre des Varietes 1897 Paris qui Marche a review by Hector Monreal and Henri Blondeau Theatre des Varietes 1898 Les Petites Barnett by Paul Gavault and Louis Varney Theatre des Varietes 1899 La Belle Helene by Jacques Offenbach booklet by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halevy Theatre des Varietes 1900 Mademoiselle George by Victor de Cottens and Pierre Veber music by Louis Vernet Theatre des Varietes 1901 La Veine by Alfred Capus Theatre des Varietes 1902 Les Deux Ecoles by Alfred Capus Theatre des Varietes 1903 Le Sire de Vergy by Gaston Arman de Caillavet Theatre des Varietes 1903 Paris aux Varietes revue by Paul Gavault Theatre des Varietes 1904 La Boule by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halevy Theatre des Varietes 1904 Monsieur de la Palisse by Robert de Flers and Gaston Arman de Caillavet music by Claude Terrasse Theatre des Varietes 1904 Die Fledermaus as La Chauve Souris Prince Orlofsky words by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halevy music by Johann Strauss 1904 Barbe bleue by Jacques Offenbach libretto by Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halevy Theatre des Varietes 1905 L Age d Or by Georges Feydeau and Maurice Desvallieres Theatre des Varietes 1905 Miss Helyett an operette in 3 acts text by Maxime Boucheron music by Edmond Audran Theatre des Varietes 1905 La Petite Boheme an opera in 3 acts text by Paul Ferrier after Henry Murger music by Henri Hirchmann Theatre des Varietes 1906 Miquette et sa mere by Robert de Flers and Gaston Arman de Caillavet Theatre des Varietes 1907 Le Faux pas by Andre Picard fr Theatre des Varietes 1908 Le Roi by Robert de Flers Gaston Arman de Caillavet Emmanuel Arene Theatre des Varietes 1908 L Oiseau blesse by Alfred Capus Theatre de la Renaissance 1909 Un ange by Alfred Capus Theatre des Varietes 1910 Le Bois sacre by Robert de Flers and Gaston Arman de Caillavet Theatre des Varietes 1911 Les Favorites by Alfred Capus Theatre des Varietes 1912 Les Petits by Lucien Nepoty Theatre Antoine 1913 La Dame de chez Maxim by Georges Feydeau Theatre des Varietes 1913 Le Tango a work of Jean Richepin Theatre de l Athenee 1914 Ma tante d Honfleur by Paul Gavault Theatre des VarietesSee also EditLouise de La Valliere lavalliere Lavalier Lavalier microphoneReferences Edit Spanish Omer Englebert Vida y conversion de Eva Lavalliere Mundo Moderno Biografias y Memorias Buenos Aires 1953 Spanish Jose Maria Hernandez Gamell Una mujer extraordinaria Vida y conversion de la famosa artista de Paris Eva Lavalliere Ed Caballeros Comendadores de Santa Teresita del Nino Jesus y de la Santa Faz Madrid 1944 reissue Afrodisio Aguado Madrid 1945 French Jean Paul Claudel Eve Lavalliere Orpheline de la terre Eve Lavalliere orphan of the Earth Gerard Louis Editor 2007 English L L McReavy A Modern Magdalen Eva Lavalliere 1866 1929 1934 English Charlotte Kelly A Saint of the Stage Eve Lavalliere Australian Catholic Truth Society No 775 1947 http www pamphlets org au cts pamphlets 9 austraila 738 a saint of the stage eve lavalliere htmlExternal links EditEve Lavalliere on data bnf fr Quelques mots sur Eve Lavalliere Le sejour en Tunisie d Eve Lavalliere La tombe d Eve Lavalliere a Thuillieres Profile michaeljournal org Profile catholicireland net Profile todayscatholicworld 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