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010492
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New York, Vintage Books, 1958.
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x, 304pWhite Spine
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Three German prisoners of war employed by U.S. Army Intelligence are dropped into Germany to carry out espionage activities. Their training and instruction before setting out, and the progress of one of them through part of Germany are told.
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0394702077 Pb.
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| I00077 | 842.912/CAM | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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023188
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France, Pathe, 2008.
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120 min.70 mm; colour
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A man is charged with murder. He is Pigoil, the aging stage manager at Chansonia, a music hall in a Paris faubourg. His confession is a long flashback to New Year's Eve, 1935, when he discovers his wife is unfaithful and Galapiat, the local mobster, closes the music hall. Over the next few months, Pigoil loses custody of his beloved son, Jo-Jo, and must find work. Pigoil and his pals take over the Chansonia as a co-op; Galapiat is momentarily benign. Their star is the young Douce, a girl from near Lille for whom Galapiat lusts. She in turn falls in love with Milou, a local Red. There are ups and downs, but mostly ups - but what about Jo-Jo and what about the murder?
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1 DVD.
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| N00475 | FEA/FAU | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | French |
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023207
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California, Cinema Epoch, 2010.
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47 min.sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
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A fascinating psychological study and a socio-critical investigation. Sonia Bergerac is a teacher at a tough junior high. Despite the principal's warnings, she wears a skirt to work. She simply wants to teach her class but the insults are just too much. Scared and taking antidepressants, Sonia finds a gun in a bag belonging to one of her students. She takes her class hostage so she can finally teach a proper lesson on Moliere.
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1DVD.
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| N00477 | FEA/JOU | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | French |
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023193
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Paris, Vendome Production, 2011.
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102 min.sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
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Jean-Louis lives a bourgeois existence with his neurotic socialite wife Suzanne while their children are away at boarding school. The couple's world is turned upside down when they hire Maria, a Spanish maid who introduces Jean-Louis to an alternative reality a few stories up on the sixth floor. Befriending a group of sassy Spanish maids, the women teach him there's more to life than stocks and bonds, and their influence on the house ultimately transforms everyone's life.
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1 DVD.
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| N00476 | FEA/FEM | Main | On Shelf | Non Book Material | French |
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016835
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Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2008.
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xxix, 367pWhite Spine
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Oxford World's Classics
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This volume brings together four verse translations of Moliere's greatest comedies covering the best years of his prolific writing career. Actor, director, and playwright, Moliere (1622-73) was one of the finest and most influential French dramatists, adept at portraying human foibles and puncturing pomposity. The School for Wives was his first great success; Tartuffe, condemned and banned for five years, his most controversial play. The Misanthrope is his acknowledged masterpiece, and The Clever Women his last, and perhaps best-constructed, verse piece. In addition this collection includes a spirited attack on his enemies and a defence of his theatre, in the form of two sparkling short prose plays, The School for Wives Criticized and The Impromptu at Versailles.
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Introduction
Textual note
The school for wives
The school for wives criticized
The impromptu at Versailles
Tartuffe
The misanthrope
The clever women
Bibliography
Chronolgy
Explanatory notes
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9780199540181 Pb.
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| I00952 | 842.4/MOL | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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016927
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Great Britain, Methuen, 1997.
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xxiii, 424pRed and black spine
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A selection of the most enduring work of one of this century's best-known French playwrights.
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Léocadia
Wertenbaker, Timberlake(Tr.)
Antigone
Bray, Barbara(Tr.)
The waltz of the toreadors
Hill, Lucienne(Tr.)
The lark
Fry, Christopher(Tr.)
Poor Bitos
Hill, Lucienne(Tr.)
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9780413140302 Pb.
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| I00998 | 842.914/ANO | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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