Marius
Comedy Marcel Pagnol
Director: Christine Favaro
can be read on his tomb this epitaph
(borrowed Virgil) :
" Fontes Amicos, uxorem Delex "
"He loved the sources, his friends, his wife"
Author : Born in Aubagne, February 28, 1895, a schoolteacher father and a seamstress mother, from high school he began writing poems for the magazine Massilia. He joined the faculty of letters from Aix-en-Provence in 1913 and founded with some friends Khâgne, Fortunio , a literary magazine that will Les Cahiers du Sud . Two years later he was appointed professor at the College of Tarascon. In 1925, appointed to Paris, he began to frequent literary circles.
With Topaz he actually starts his career as a playwright. The following year, Marius , Marcel Pagnol uses the famous comedian Raimu which will be unforgettable Caesar in the trilogy. On stage, he made a dazzling career, but very short, stopped by the birth of the talkies.
In 1931, he worked at while filming Marius, the first film of a long film career: 21 feature films until 1954. In 1933, he founded his production company and chose to devote himself to cinema. Two years later, he founded the Cahiers du Cinema . In 1945, he married actress Jacqueline Bouvier whom he shares several roles, including that of Manon des Sources . He was elected to the French Academy the following year. On 18 April 1974 he died in Paris.
playwright and poet, Marcel Pagnol was able to revive his work alive Provence, between laughter and emotion, depicting the soul and southern manners. (Source: Wikipedia)
History: The port of Marseille, in the twenties. Marius, the son of Caesar, owner of the bar of the Navy is torn between his love for Fanny and his desire to go to sea, traveling the world ...
"If you can not cheat with his friends,
no longer bother to play cards. "
Representations:
¤ At Emmaus, Sassenage (ZI Moironds, RD 1532, Noyarey direction):
- Saturdays January 29 and February 5 2011, at 20:30
- The Sunday, January 30 and February 6, 2011 at 18h
¤ In Theatre Round , Sassenage :
Information / Reservations :
¤ Tel. : 06 99 80 34 85
¤ Mail: touslesbleusdesassenage@gmail.com
Tickets from Emmaus (Sassenage):
¤ Fee: 5 Euros
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Husband and wife since 28 November 1929, the Minato "have vowed that nothing would break their history" .
Children, Angelo Amabile and lived opposite one another in their hometown, Roncade in the Treviso area, not far from Venice. Moreover, these fervent Catholics believe that "was a sign from God" . So on the porch of the church, just 10 years, Angelo him declare his love: "You'll be my wife." since they are inseparable, despite the war and fascism that led into exile in France. Angelo arrived first in 1925 and joined the Amabile in 1926. Children of farmers, they chose Mézin (Lot-et-Garonne), to build their "nest." Here, Angelo was able to realize his dream and move the ring finger of his bride 28 November 1929, the day of the 20 years of it.
"It brought a love unfailing by a strong belief in God. They have always prayed together every morning and evening " said, admiringly, Jeanine, 74, their daughter, who supports his home ten years. For it is here that we must seek the explanation of the longevity of their relationship. "They took an oath before God that nothing would break their history." On land, too, their union is under guard. "We spoil the lot. Every Sunday, children gather around their table " says Sylvie, one of their granddaughters. Today is a great family that surrounds them: four children, seven grandchildren, twelve great-grandchildren arrièrearrière-and grand-son.
For Jeanine, is a just reward. "They have been very privileged and have been attentive to others. (...) When my cousins, aunts or co-workers had nothing to eat, they always gave something, even if it was just soup ", she says. Because their life was tough: 'They worked hard, cold, factories cork Mézin ", says she. Of wholeness, even authoritative for Amabile, these two lovers have managed to get their act together and send their offspring to their highest values dear: faith, family spirit and work.
They still command the admiration of their children and grandchildren. Amabile if no longer mentally capable, Angelo watches over her like a treasure, "his" treasure, with a love more demonstrative. "I never saw my grandfather kiss my grandmother. Today, he externalizes his feelings and he made lots of hugs " says Sylvie, deeply moved.
