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La Chance de Françoise
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La Chance de Françoise

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  • Porto-Riche, c. 1906
    Georges de Porto-Riche

    …came to public notice when La Chance de Françoise became the first of his plays to be produced at the Théâtre-Libre, in 1888. His subsequent works were acute psychological studies of what he considered to be the inevitable conflict between the sexes. His theme was sensual love, which he studied…

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    …came to public notice when La Chance de Françoise became the first of his plays to be produced at the Théâtre-Libre, in 1888. His subsequent works were acute psychological studies of what he considered to be the inevitable conflict between the sexes. His theme was sensual love, which he studied…

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