RARE! 1937, Royal Theater, Athens, Greece, Charles Vildrac, Le Paquebot Tenacity, The Tenacity Liner, Theatre Program + Ticket, Miranda Myrat, Manos Katrakis
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RARE! 1937, Royal Theater, Athens, Greece, Charles Vildrac, Le Paquebot Tenacity, The Tenacity Liner, Theatre Program + Ticket, Miranda Myrat, Manos Katrakis

30.00€

Charles Vildrac (1882–1971), born Charles Messager, was a French libertarian playwright, poet and author of what some consider the first modern children’s novel, L’Île rose (1924).

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Description

Original Theater Program 

 

ΒΑΣΙΛΙΚΟΝ ΘΕΑΤΡΟΝ

ΣΤ’ ΘΕΑΤΡΙΚΗ ΠΕΡΙΟΔΟΣ

ΟΚΤΩΒΡΙΟΣ 1936 – MAIOΣ 1937

ΚΑΡΟΛΟΥ ΒΙΛΝΤΡΑΚ

ΥΠΕΡΩΚΕΑΝΕΙΟ ΤΕΝΑΣΙΤΥ

 

The Royal Theatre in Athens, Greece

Theatrical Season October 1936 – May 1937

Charles Vildrac

Le Paquebot Tenacity – The Tenacity Liner

Included is also an original ticket of the theatrical season

Original Program

With:

E. Veakis, Miranda Myrat, Sapho Alkaiou, Emmanouil Katrakis, etc.

 

Published by Pyrsos A.E. in Athens

Original Paper Wraps

24cm x 17cm (approx. 9,7inch. x 6,8inch.)

 

The Royal Theater (today’s  National Theatre of Greece) was commissioned by King George I and designed by the architect Ernst Ziller. It was built between 1895 and 1901, but went bankrupt in 1908 and was forced to close. The building was renovated in 1930 and 1931 under the supervision of the set designer Kleovoulos Klonis. Angelos Vlachos became the first director. It reopened in 1932. Dimitris Horn made his debut at the theater in 1941. Maria Callas played in Tosca from August 27 to September 2, 1942. Alexis Minotis was the long-time director. Melina Mercouri was briefly involved in the theatre in 1944, but was viewed as clumsy. A special feature in the 1960s was that it had a professional choir.

Additional information

Languages

Greek

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