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Mlle. Edmee Dormeuil in the Better Ole

Mlle. Edmee Dormeuil in the Better Ole


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Mlle. Edmee Dormeuil in the Better Ole

Edmee Dormeuil, French actress and star of The Better Ole, the musical play based on the cartoons of Bruce Bairnsfather in The Bystander. She played the part of the heroine, a vivandiere who loves Old Bill (the central character) and who eventually gives evidence that turns him from traitor to hero. The play, written by Bruce Bairnsfather and Arthur Eliot enjoyed a terrific run at the Oxford Theatre, London. Date: 1917

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Actresses Bairnsfather Bill Bruce Bystander Character Heroine Mlle Musicals Oxford Plays Vivandiere Musical Shows


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Mlle. Edmee Dormeuil: The Radiant Heroine of 'The Better Ole' Musical Play This evocative portrait captures the enchanting presence of Mlle. Edmee Dormeuil, the French actress who brought the vivacious and beloved character of a vivandiere to life in the immensely popular musical play, 'The Better Ole.' Set against the backdrop of World War I, this groundbreaking production was based on the renowned cartoons of Bruce Bairnsfather, as published in The Bystander. Mlle. Dormeuil's portrayal of the heroine, who harbors deep affection for Old Bill, the central character, adds depth and emotion to the show. Her captivating performance was a pivotal moment in the play, as she ultimately provides the evidence that transforms Old Bill from a suspected traitor into a hero. The musical play, penned by Bruce Bairnsfather and Arthur Eliot, enjoyed an extraordinary run at the prestigious Oxford Theatre in London during 1917. The collaboration of these talented artists and the exceptional performance of Mlle. Dormeuil left audiences spellbound, providing a much-needed respite from the harsh realities of the war. This photograph serves as a testament to the enduring power of the arts during times of conflict, and the ability of a captivating performance to transport and inspire. Mlle. Edmee Dormeuil's portrayal of the vivandiere in 'The Better Ole' remains a significant moment in the history of musical theatre and the annals of World War I entertainment.

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