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  • Marcel Paul Pagnol

    Topaze (1928) secured Pagnol’s reputation as a major French playwright. Topaze ran for two years in Paris and was later adapted for the Broadway stage and made into a film in 1933. His next three comedies—Marius (1929), Fanny (1931), and CĆ©sar (1936), known as the…

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    Topaze (1928) secured Pagnol’s reputation as a major French playwright. Topaze ran for two years in Paris and was later adapted for the Broadway stage and made into a film in 1933. His next three comedies—Marius (1929), Fanny (1931), and CĆ©sar (1936), known as the…

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