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Tripes d’or

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  • Fernand Crommelynck

    Of his later plays, Tripes d’or (1925; “Golden Guts”) is the most striking. Crommelynck again combined farce and deep seriousness in reinterpreting one of the classic themes of French drama—avarice. In the play the miser (Hermides) can never bring himself to pay proper attention to the girl he says


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    Of his later plays, Tripes d’or (1925; “Golden Guts”) is the most striking. Crommelynck again combined farce and deep seriousness in reinterpreting one of the classic themes of French drama—avarice. In the play the miser (Hermides) can never bring himself to pay proper attention to the girl he says


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