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Updated: May 11, 2025
Debussy's Pelléas et Mélisande, drame lyrique en 5 actes et 12 tableaux, was performed for the first time on any stage at the Opéra-Comique, Paris, April 30, 1902. Its first performance outside of Paris was at the Théâtre de la Monnaie, Brussels, January 9, 1907; its second was at Frankfort, April 19, 1907. Its third will be the coming production at the Manhattan Opera House, New York.
"Ah, Mickey!" cried out Mrs. Bridget, in alarm, "why didn't you excuse yourself, and come home before bed-time, for you know you always take cowld from sleeping in damp sheets." Michael burst into a laugh at this "Why Biddy, woman," said he, "sure you forget it's all a drame."
So, in the earlier book, the same author had shown how the most humdrum incident and the minutest painting of ordinary character could be combined with historic tragedy like that furnished by Waterloo, with domestic drame of the most exciting kind like the discovery of Lord Steyne's relations with Becky, or the at least suggested later crime of that ingenious and rather hardly treated little person.
Here is a Monsieur Kocher, who passes for an authority, and who, describing the Arab marriage customs, talks of the 'brutalite du viol dans le marriage un drame lugubre. Now that comes of not examining things with one's own eyes. Since my arrival here I have already seen several Arab weddings and something of their married life, and I must say, candidly, that I find it full of romance.
Fouchet's seizure, his illness, his convalescence, and present physical condition a condition which appeared to be bristling with the tragedy of danger, "un vrai drame d'anxiete" was graphically conveyed to us.
Jist look, now," he continued, in the same tone of voice; "if it wasn't a drame, how could I see sich a thing as that standin' on the rock over there?" Martin glanced towards the spot pointed out by his friend, and immediately started up with surprise. "Hallo! Barney, that's no dream, I'll vouch for it. He's an Indian, and a very ugly one too, I declare.
"Drame humain et divin! ne sont-ce point des fils qui ramènent le cadavre de leur père
Oh," he exclaimed, recovering, and striving to compose himself, "ha Good God! what a frightful drame I had. I thought I was murdherin' a man; murdherin' the" he paused, and stared wildly about him. "Murdherin' who?" asked Jerry. "Murdherin'! eh ha why, who talks about murdherin'?" "Compose yourself," added Sullivan; "you did; but you're frightened.
After a tour in Spain, Sarah returned to Paris, and appeared at the Odéon. Here she created a certain number of characters, in such plays as "Les Arrêts," "Le Drame de la Rue de la Paix," and "Le Bâtard," but chiefly distinguished herself in "Ruy Blas," and in a translation of "King Lear."
"You've got a fine time of it here all to yersilf, Mister Flaggan. Ah, it's little the Dey knows what yer after, me boy, or it's the last day ye'd have to call yer own. Well, now, it's more like a drame than anything I knows on.
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