Cécile SOREL (1873-1966) actress. 24 L.A. (including 12 sign - Lot 159

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Cécile SOREL (1873-1966) actress. 24 L.A. (including 12 sign - Lot 159
Cécile SOREL (1873-1966) actress. 24 L.A. (including 12 signed with her first name, "So", "Ta", "ta tienne", "ta S", etc.), Paris and Lucerne 1904-1911, to Albert Flament; 80 pages most of them in-8, some with her crowned figure or Comédie Française letterhead, many envelopes or addresses. 18 l.a.s. or l.a. is attached to the same, [1911-1915], by Félicité de Lévis-Mirepoix, Comtesse Aynard de Chabrillan (1874-1948). Loving, then affectionate correspondence to the journalist and writer Albert Flament (1877-1956). We can only give here a brief overview. In January 1909, Sorel will play in Le Masque et le Bandeau, Flament's one-act play created at the Comédie Française ] 1904. The first letter, dated May 26, is teasing: "I resented you leaving, from the bottom of my bathtub, it was a pleasure to see you. I think I hate you"... The following ones from Lucerne take a more intimate turn. [August 12]. May his poor darling not linger too long in the nothingness of Trouville, but let him give himself over to his sensitivity and his talent. "All our memories came back to my heart, it was too full not to overflow, and if it finds an echo in yours, come that I throw myself on your lips. I love you"... [September 12]. She congratulates her "dirty beast" for having started a play, and assures her "dear Treasure" of the great place he has in her heart. "See you soon, my mouth my eyes, all you who please me..."... Back in Paris to rehearse Le Demi-Monde by Dumas fils, she deplores the missed appointments and commitments on both sides, gives him others (at the theatre, the Figaro, Doucet's), predicts a beautiful literary future, admires his articles, his reading of impressions of Paris and Naples: "Ah, God, if you haven't awakened all the memories in the heart and senses of the person who was with you, it's because she didn't read you...! But she must have been happy and stirred and I am still jealous, to the point that I didn't read the medallion, that I w
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