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Statue of Paul Revere, Old North Church behind, North End, Paul Revere Mall, Boston
USA, Massachusetts, Boston, Statue of Paul Revere, Old North Church behind, North End, Paul Revere Mall

Fourth Performance: Le Devoir, for Le Theatre Libre, 1892–93. Creator: Henri-Gabriel Ibels
Fourth Performance: Le Devoir, for Le Theatre Libre, 1892-93

First Performance: Le Grappin, l Affranchie, for Le Theatre Libre, 1892–93. Creator: Henri-Gabriel Ibels
First Performance: Le Grappin, l Affranchie, for Le Theatre Libre, 1892-93

Third Performance: A Bas le progres!, Mademoiselle Julie, Le Menage Bresile, for Le The... 1892–93
Third Performance: A Bas le progres!, Mademoiselle Julie, Le Menage Bresile, for Le Theatre Libre, 1892-93

Second Performance: Les Fossiles, for Le Theatre Libre, 1892–93. Creator: Henri-Gabriel Ibels
Second Performance: Les Fossiles, for Le Theatre Libre, 1892-93

Fifth Performance: Mirages, for Le Theatre Libre, 1892–93. Creator: Henri-Gabriel Ibels
Fifth Performance: Mirages, for Le Theatre Libre, 1892-93

Eighth Performance: La Belle au bois revant, Mariage d argent, Ahasvere, for Le Theatre... 1892–93
Eighth Performance: La Belle au bois revant, Mariage d argent, Ahasvere, for Le Theatre Libre, 1892-93

Seventh Performance: Les Tisserands, for Le Theatre Libre, 1892–93. Creator: Henri-Gabriel Ibels
Seventh Performance: Les Tisserands, for Le Theatre Libre, 1892-93

Sixth Performance: Boubourouche;Valet de Coeur, for Le Theatre Libre, 1892–93. Creator: Henri-Gabriel Ibels
Sixth Performance: Boubourouche; Valet de Coeur, for Le Theatre Libre, 1892-93

Interior Details and Candelabra, Theatre du Vaudeville, Paris, 1869, printed 1875/76. Albumen print

Theodoros, late 19th to early 20th century (colour litho)
747134 Theodoros, late 19th to early 20th century (colour litho) by French School; Private Collection; (add.info.: Lithograph by Jules Cheret, Paris.); Photo eBarbara Singer; French, out of copyright

Advert postcard for Theatre Sarah Bernhardt. Paris
French advertising postcard for the Theatre Sarah Bernhardt. In 1899 the Theatre de la Ville in Paris was renamed Theatre Sarah-Bernhardt after the renowned actress Sarah Bernhardt

Menages d artistes;Le Maitre, 1890. Creator: George Auriol
Menages d artistes; Le Maitre, 1890

Michel Strogoff au Theatre du Chatelet, 1880. Creator: Daniel Urrabieta Vierge
Michel Strogoff au Theatre du Chatelet, 1880. [Performance of Michel Strogoff at the Theatre du Chatelet]

Pere: tragedie in 3 actes de Aug. Strindberg, 1894. [Pere: tragedy in 3 acts by August Strindberg]

La Fille d Artaban;La Nebuleuse;Dialogue inconnu, 1896. Creator: Louis Anquetin
La Fille d Artaban; La Nebuleuse; Dialogue inconnu, 1896

Mlle Moreno de la Comedie-Francaise, 1897

Le Theatre Libre: La Fumee, puis la Flamme, 24 October 1895. [Theatre Libre: Smoke, then Fire]

Le Theatre Libre: La Fumee, puis la Flamme, 1895. [Theatre Libre: Smoke, then Fire]

F3 Euro Series 2005, Rd 13&14, NAzAE AzaAaaaAzAE AaazaaUaaXazAE AzaaUa... AaAzAE AaAaAzaUAOErburgring
Race 2 podium & results: 1st Lewis Hamilton (GBR), ASM Formule 3, Dallara F305 Mercedes, centre. 2nd Sebastian Vettel (GER), ASL Mucke Motorsport, Dallara F305 Mercedes, left

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Exploring the historic streets of Boston's North End, with the iconic Statue of Paul Revere standing tall against the backdrop of the Old North Church. The Paul Revere Mall takes us back in time to a significant era in American history. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, Henri-Gabriel Ibels captivated audiences with his groundbreaking performances at Le Theatre Libre in Paris during 1892-93. From thought-provoking plays like 'Le Devoir' and 'A Bas le progres. ' to enchanting tales such as 'La Belle au bois revant, ' Ibels showcased his artistic brilliance on stage. As we delve deeper into theater history, we discover more gems like 'Les Fossiles' and 'Mirages, ' each performance leaving an indelible mark on its audience. And let's not forget about Theatre du Vaudeville in Paris, where every intricate interior detail and candelabra added to the grandeur of each show. The magic of theater transcends time and borders; even postcards advertising Theatre Sarah Bernhardt remind us that art knows no boundaries.