Null BERNHARDT SARAH : (1844-1923) actrice de théâtre française. La carte de vis…

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BERNHARDT SARAH : (1844-1923) actrice de théâtre française. La carte de visite personnelle de Bernhardt, imprimée, oblongue, 12mo, non signée, avec son nom imprimé au centre et avec de minces bords gris, avec deux mots de texte français de sa main, ''mille remerciements'' (Traduction). mille remerciements' (Traduction : 'mille remerciements'.) Deux petits trous d'épingle, sinon VG

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BERNHARDT SARAH : (1844-1923) actrice de théâtre française. La carte de visite personnelle de Bernhardt, imprimée, oblongue, 12mo, non signée, avec son nom imprimé au centre et avec de minces bords gris, avec deux mots de texte français de sa main, ''mille remerciements'' (Traduction). mille remerciements' (Traduction : 'mille remerciements'.) Deux petits trous d'épingle, sinon VG

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GARDEN Mary (1874 - 1967) GARDEN Mary (1874 - 1967) OPERA - GARDEN Mary (1874 - 1967) - Autograph letter signed Autograph letter signed, dated “Sept 23 30” by the Scottish-American soprano, with a substantial career in France and America in the first third of the 20th century. Described as "the Sarah Bernhardt of opera", Garden was an exceptional actress as well as a talented singer. In 1907, Oscar Hammerstein convinced Garden to join the Manhattan Opera House in New York where she became an immediate success. By 1910 she was a household name in America and Garden appeared in operas in several major American cities; including performing with the Boston Opera Company and the Philadelphia Opera Company. Between 1910 and 1932 Garden worked in several opera houses in Chicago. She created a sensation as Salomé in the French version of Richard Strauss's opera of that name. Addressed to Mrs. Lambdon: “…I regret I ha ve no photos to offer…”. 2 pp. In-8. - This item is under temporary import. If the item is delivered within the United Kingdom, it will be subject to a 5% Value Added Tax (VAT) on the hammer price.

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