Ernesto Rossi
Also known as: Rossi
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Ernesto Rossi (1827-1896), Italian tragic actor, with Tommaso Salvini the leading Italian interpreter of Shakespeare in the second half of the century; Othello was one of his great parts, and he toured widely abroad (Wikipedia, "Ernesto Rossi"). The Mon Journal tome 5 index lists him as "Rossi, comédien".
Relevance to Marie
On 19 April 1875 Marie sees him as Othello at the Théâtre-Italien of Nice with Mlle Collignon (031.0297): "ce célèbre comédien Rossi". She is pleased to understand the Italian, but finds the acting a grotesque parody, Rossi "tout le temps comme des coliques" (031.0299).
References in Diary
Not the same person as the chevalier Rossi of Rome, 1876 (people/mentioned/ROSSI.md).
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