Bøger af Eugène Labiche

M. et Madame Potard, marchands de porcelaine se font appeler Baron et Baronne de Fourchevif, depuis l'achat de la terre de Fourchevif dix-huit ans auparavant. L'arrivée d'un jeune peintre qui prétend être le dernier descendant de cette famille noble les met en difficulté, alors qu'ils préparent le mariage de leur fille et que Fourchevif veut se présenter aux élections.

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""Herre! Var Sa God Och Tag Bort Er Dotter!"" �����r en teaterpj�����s skriven av Eugene Labiche och publicerad 1914. Pj�����sen handlar om en far som f������rs������ker gifta bort sin dotter med en man som han anser vara en l�����mplig make. Men n�����r dottern tr�����ffar en ung man som hon blir f������r�����lskad i, blir fadern rasande och f������rs������ker tvinga henne att gifta sig med den f������rsta mannen. Pj�����sen utforskar teman som k�����rlek, �����ktenskap och f������r�����ldraskap p������ ett humoristiskt s�����tt och �����r en klassisk komedi fr������n sin tid.This Book Is In Swedish.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

Les Noces de Bouchencoeur est une comédie en 3 actes mêlée de chant d'Eugène Labiche, Albert Monnier et Edouard Martin, représentée pour la 1ere fois à Paris sur le Théâtre du Palais-Royal le 10 juin 1857.

Le Corricolo est une op�����ra comique en trois actes �����crit par Eug�����ne Labiche en 1868. L'histoire se d�����roule en Italie et suit les aventures de deux amis, Prosper et L�����lio, qui voyagent ������ travers le pays en utilisant un corricolo, une petite voiture ������ cheval. Ils rencontrent une vari�����t����� de personnages color�����s et se retrouvent impliqu�����s dans des situations comiques et parfois dangereuses.Le livre est une com�����die l�����g�����re et divertissante qui offre un aper�����u de la vie en Italie ������ l'�����poque de sa publication. Les personnages sont bien d�����velopp�����s et les dialogues sont vifs et humoristiques. Le Corricolo est une �����uvre classique de la litt�����rature fran�����aise et est souvent �����tudi����� dans les cours de th����������tre et de litt�����rature.This Book Is In French.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

La poudre aux yeux, comédie by Eugène Labiche. This book is a reproduction of the original book published in 1870 and may have some imperfections such as marks or hand-written notes.

Trois jeunes hommes désargentés se font passer auprès de Mme Gaudin et de sa nièce, Delphine, pour de grands artistes. Les deux femmes sont sous le charme de ce trio et les hébergent jusqu'à ce que M. Gaudin revienne accompagné d'un maître de forge qu'il destine à sa nièce...

Le Premier Pas: Com�����die en un acte (1862) de Labiche, Eug�����ne est une pi�����ce de th����������tre qui raconte l'histoire de deux jeunes gens qui se rencontrent pour la premi�����re fois et tombent amoureux. La pi�����ce est remplie de dialogues comiques et de situations hilarantes qui mettent en �����vidence les diff�����rences sociales entre les deux personnages. Le premier pas est une pi�����ce l�����g�����re et divertissante qui a connu un grand succ�����s lors de sa premi�����re repr�����sentation en 1862. Elle est consid�����r�����e comme l'une des �����uvres les plus populaires de Labiche et est encore jou�����e aujourd'hui dans les th����������tres du monde entier.This Book Is In French.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

C'est le matin du jour où Fadinard va se marier que son cheval mange le chapeau de paille d'une jeune femme, Anaïs, en tendre conversation avec son amant. Ce couple le suit jusque chez lui, et refuse de quitter les lieux tant que Fadinard n'aura pas remplacé le chapeau par un autre identique, car Anaïs a un mari jaloux, qui s'étonnerait de cette disparition. Fadinard, sans rien dire à sa noce qui le suit partout, part à la recherche d'un chapeau jumeau, tâche a priori simple, mais qui se révèle très difficile. Sa quête le mène chez une modiste, puis chez une baronne et enfin chez un monsieur seul. À chaque fois la noce débarque sur ses talons, ahurie et maladroite, semant invariablement le trouble. La fin, particulièrement comique, se passe dans la rue devant chez Fadinard.

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Herre! Var Sa God Och Tag Bort Er Dotter! �����r en fransk teaterpj�����s skriven av Eugene Labiche och publicerad ������r 1914. Pj�����sen handlar om en rik man som f������rs������ker gifta bort sin dotter med en man som han anser vara passande, men dottern �����r f������r�����lskad i en annan man. Handlingen utspelar sig i en tid d������ �����ktenskap var arrangerade och social status var viktigare �����n k�����rlek. Pj�����sen �����r en komedi med en satirisk ton och utforskar teman som makt, pengar och k�����rlek.This Book Is In Swedish.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

Dutrécy est un homme égoïste et peu scrupuleux. Il tente avec son ami De la Porcheraie d'acquérir un domaine en dépossédant le propriétaire, car ils ont appris par des indiscrétions qu'une nouvelle rue allait être percée. Sa vie est également perturbée par le retour de pension de sa nièce Thérèse, qui vient d'être demandée en mariage, et par le retour du Brésil de son neveu Armand.

Le marquis de Manicamp est un homme enthousiaste, expansif, vif et emporté. Il le sait, il le dit. Il pense que tout le monde partage ses goûts et ses idées, et d'ailleurs il ne supporterait pas le contraire. Il s'est mis en tête de marier sa fille Berthe au timide Folleville. Or ce dernier n'a jamais pu lui dire que c'était impossible, son mariage avec sa cousine Aloïse étant déjà arrêté entre leurs deux familles. Chaque tentative de Folleville pour expliquer le problème est immédiatement interrompue par un flot de démonstrations affectueuses de la part de Manicamp, Embrassons-nous, Folleville !, et par des avancées dans l'organisation du mariage: la corbeille, la bague, le Prince de Conti prévenu, le contrat. Ah çà, il m'enlace ! il me garrotte !, ne peut que se dire Folleville. Si les choses continuaient ainsi, il est vraisemblable que ce dernier, entraîné par la volonté impétueuse de Manicamp, se retrouverait marié contre sa volonté. Mais voilà que le vicomte de Chatenay se présente. Il vient de tomber éperdument amoureux de Berthe, pour la raison insolite qu'elle l'a giflé en public. Il vient demander sa main, et il ne pourrait pas concevoir qu'on la lui refusât.

Le Petit Voyage est pochade en un acte, représentée pour la première fois à Paris au Théâtre du Vaudeville le 1er décembre 1868. Il s'agit d'une des rares pièces (quatre en tout sur 174) que Labiche a écrit seul, sans collaborateur. Tout juste mariés, Ernest et Marie débarquent en pleine nuit dans une auberge à Fontainebleau. Malheureusement l'accueil n'est pas à la hauteur.

Maman Sabouleux est une comédie en un acte mêlée de chants d'Eugène Labiche, représentée pour la première fois à Paris sur le Théâtre du Palais-Royal le 13 mars 1852. Elle raconte comment Père Sabouleux s'est retrouvé du jour au lendemain avec 2 nourrissons...

Pour la huitième fois depuis le début de l'année, un prétendu nommé Dardenboef se présente chez la famille Vancouver pour tenter d'épouser la jeune Isménie, fille d'un père très possessif et trop attentionné aux petits soins de son héliotrope...

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Onésime Bougnol et Laure Rothanger vont se marier. Gaudin, le domestique de Bougnol, voit avec inquiétude cette alliance, qui va sans doute perturber ses habitudes. Dans une atmosphère de fête, les invités arrivent, dont deux militaires, l'ancien précepteur de Laure et les parents de la mariée. Mais Onésime est un grand sensible et ne peut accomplir ses devoirs conjugaux lors de la nuit de noces à la suite de différents incidents. Les deux militaires et l'ancien précepteur courtisent alors la jeune fille.

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