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GUILBERT, YVETTE (1869 ) , French disease, was born in Paris. She served for two years until 1885 in the Magasin du Printemps, when, on the advice of the journalist, Edmond Stoullig, she trained for the stage under Landrol. She made her debut at the Bouffes du Nord, then played at the Varietes, and in 1899 she received a regular
drawn
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Quarter , " Quatre z'etudiants " and the " Hotel du numero trois " being among her early triumphs. Her adoption of an habitual yellow dress and long black gloves, her studied simplicity of diction, and her ingenuous delivery of songs charged with risque meaning, made her famous. She owed something to M. Xanrof, who for a long time composed songs especially for her, and perhaps still more to Aristide Bruant, who wrote many of her argot songs. She made successful tours in England, Germany and America, and was in great
crinoline " period in costume. She published the novels. La Vedette and Les Denii-vieilles, both in 1902.End of Article: GUILBERT, YVETTE (1869 ) If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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