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Fred de Gresac by Jean Reutlinger. Fred de Gresac (died February 20, 1943), born Frédérique Rosine de Grésac, was a French librettist, playwright and screenwriter. She was the wife of opera singer Victor Maurel.
Overview. Fred De Gresac. (1866—1943) Quick Reference. (1866–1943), playwright. The French wife of the famed opera singer Victor Maurel and a celebrated journalist in France, she was also a successful playwright and librettist. Among her better‐known librettos ... From: Gresac, Fred [erique Rosine] De in The Oxford Companion to American Theatre »
Fred de Gresac (1879 - February 20, 1943), born Frédérique Rosine de Grésac, was a French librettist, playwright and screenwriter. She was one of the most overt lesbians in the film colony, with her men’s ties and short-cropped, flaming red hair.
Frédérique De Grésac was born in 1879 in Lamalou-les-Bains, France. She was a writer, known for Sweethearts (1938), Hell Harbor (1930) and The Great Secret (1917). She was married to Victor Maurel.
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The Enchantress is a comic opera in 2 Acts with book and lyrics by Fred de Gresac and Harry B. Smith and music by Victor Herbert. It ran at the New York Theatre, New York from 19 October 1911 until 20 January 1912 (104 performances).
Fred de Gresac Screenwriter, Film writer 1879 – 1943 Photo Credit ...
Fred de Gresac. Books from the extended shelves: Gresac, Fred de: The enchantress : an opera comique (M. Witmark, 1911), also by Victor Herbert and Harry B. Smith (page images at HathiTrust)
