Vaudeville

Also known as: Vaudeville, Théâtre du Vaudeville

Places · Theatres

Overview

The Théâtre du Vaudeville, boulevard des Capucines, Paris. Marie sees Montjoye there with the Gavini (083.0306), a society play in April 1879 (084.0716) and Daudet's Le Nabab in February 1880 (087.0411); 078.0435.

References in Diary

1878-03-07 (078.0435)
1878-11-29 (083.0306)
1879-04-22 (084.0716)
1880-02-02 (087.0411)

Merged entries (VAUDEVILLE_THEATER, THEATRE_DU_VAUDEVILLE)

The company played at the Salle de la Bourse until 1869 and from then in the new house at the corner of the boulevard des Capucines and the rue de la Chaussée-d'Antin (en.wikipedia «Théâtre du Vaudeville»). Further visits: 13 May 1874, Sardou's Les Ganaches, «fort immorale» (019.0198); 29 August 1875, Le Procès Veauradieux, in white with her aunt, «Deux femmes seules aller au Vaudeville et se mettre en blanc» (040.0150, 040.0157); 21 November 1875, her aunt's joke on leaving the Vaudeville (050.0111).

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