Database: Mademoiselle Montansier - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 16:10, 21 August 2023

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	Born in ~~{{Wiki\|~~Bayonne}}, [[Marguerite Brunet\|this]] actress and theater director never failed to come out on top.*<br />		Born in [[Bayonne]], [[Marguerite Brunet\|this]] actress and theater director never failed to come out on top.*<br />
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> That's what she said.		<nowiki>*</nowiki> That's what she said.

imported>Soranin at 20:02, 11 January 2021

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			[[File:ACU DB Mademoiselle Montansier.png\|right\|250px]]
	Born in {{Wiki\|Bayonne}}, [[Marguerite Brunet\|this]] actress and theater director never failed to come out on top.*<br />		Born in {{Wiki\|Bayonne}}, [[Marguerite Brunet\|this]] actress and theater director never failed to come out on top.*<br />
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imported>Lady Kyashira at 05:46, 21 January 2019

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	Born in Bayonne, this actress and theater director never failed to come out on top.*<br />		Born in {{Wiki\|Bayonne}}, [[Marguerite Brunet\|this]] actress and theater director never failed to come out on top.*<br />
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	<nowiki>*</nowiki> That's what she said.		<nowiki>*</nowiki> That's what she said.

imported>Amnestyyy at 21:04, 26 December 2015

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	Born in Bayonne, this actress and theater director never failed to come out on top.*<br>		Born in Bayonne, this actress and theater director never failed to come out on top.*<br />
	--<br>		--<br />
	<nowiki>*</nowiki> That's what she said.		<nowiki>*</nowiki> That's what she said.

	Sorry. I've never quite got the hang of that.<br>		Sorry. I've never quite got the hang of that.<br />
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	After starting out in an acting troupe, she worked her way into high society to become the director of a theater in [[Versailles]]. With the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], she set herself up in [[Paris]] which, at the time, was home to 237 theatres that continued to thrive even during the [[Reign of Terror\|Terror]]. Known as the "Ribaude du Palais-Royal" (the Trollop of the Palais-Royal), she set up two theatres that played to full houses. Her financial success inevitably aroused envy, and she was later accused of espionage and receiving funds from the [[~~Great Britain~~\|English]]. Imprisoned on November 14, 1783, she was declared innocent and released after serving ten months. Following the death of [[Maximilien Robespierre\|Robespierre]], who hated this kind of woman, she resumed her career and conquered the hearts of her many admirers once more. She was 90 when the final curtain fell.		After starting out in an acting troupe, she worked her way into high society to become the director of a theater in [[Versailles]]. With the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], she set herself up in [[Paris]] which, at the time, was home to 237 theatres that continued to thrive even during the [[Reign of Terror\|Terror]]. Known as the "Ribaude du Palais-Royal" (the Trollop of the Palais-Royal), she set up two theatres that played to full houses. Her financial success inevitably aroused envy, and she was later accused of espionage and receiving funds from the [[United Kingdom\|English]]. Imprisoned on November 14, 1783, she was declared innocent and released after serving ten months. Following the death of [[Maximilien Robespierre\|Robespierre]], who hated this kind of woman, she resumed her career and conquered the hearts of her many admirers once more. She was 90 when the final curtain fell.
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imported>Amnestyyy at 21:29, 2 March 2015

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	Sorry. I've never quite got the hang of that.<br>		Sorry. I've never quite got the hang of that.<br>
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	After starting out in an acting troupe, she worked her way into high society to become the director of a theater in Versailles. With the Revolution, she set herself up in Paris which, at the time, was home to 237 theatres that continued to thrive even during the Terror. Known as the "Ribaude du Palais-Royal" (the Trollop of the Palais-Royal), she set up two theatres that played to full houses. Her financial success inevitably aroused envy, and she was later accused of espionage and receiving funds from the English. Imprisoned on November 14, 1783, she was declared innocent and released after serving ten months. Following the death of Robespierre, who hated this kind of woman, she resumed her career and conquered the hearts of her many admirers once more. She was 90 when the final curtain fell.		After starting out in an acting troupe, she worked her way into high society to become the director of a theater in [[Versailles]]. With the [[French Revolution\|Revolution]], she set herself up in [[Paris]] which, at the time, was home to 237 theatres that continued to thrive even during the [[Reign of Terror\|Terror]]. Known as the "Ribaude du Palais-Royal" (the Trollop of the Palais-Royal), she set up two theatres that played to full houses. Her financial success inevitably aroused envy, and she was later accused of espionage and receiving funds from the [[Great Britain\|English]]. Imprisoned on November 14, 1783, she was declared innocent and released after serving ten months. Following the death of [[Maximilien Robespierre\|Robespierre]], who hated this kind of woman, she resumed her career and conquered the hearts of her many admirers once more. She was 90 when the final curtain fell.
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imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/People (ACU):Mademoiselle Montansier to Database: Mademoiselle Montansier

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Amnestyyy moved page Database/People (ACU):Mademoiselle Montansier to Database: Mademoiselle Montansier

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imported>Amnestyyy: Created page with "Born in Bayonne, this actress and theater director never failed to come out on top.*
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2015-02-13T17:26:00Z

Created page with "Born in Bayonne, this actress and theater director never failed to come out on top.* -- <nowiki>*</nowiki> That's what she said. Sorry. I've never quite got the hang ..."

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Born in Bayonne, this actress and theater director never failed to come out on top.* 
-- 
<nowiki>*</nowiki> That's what she said.

Sorry. I've never quite got the hang of that. 
-- 
After starting out in an acting troupe, she worked her way into high society to become the director of a theater in Versailles. With the Revolution, she set herself up in Paris which, at the time, was home to 237 theatres that continued to thrive even during the Terror. Known as the "Ribaude du Palais-Royal" (the Trollop of the Palais-Royal), she set up two theatres that played to full houses. Her financial success inevitably aroused envy, and she was later accused of espionage and receiving funds from the English. Imprisoned on November 14, 1783, she was declared innocent and released after serving ten months. Following the death of Robespierre, who hated this kind of woman, she resumed her career and conquered the hearts of her many admirers once more. She was 90 when the final curtain fell.
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