 had to leave Mainvilliers, the Germans, when they entered my house, riddled my portrait with bayonets; it is always in my living room, decorated with these moles. A few days later, I read in a Prussian paper: "Our glorious army entered Chartres after taking the Mainvilliers fort". My house, a fort! It is a fort almost like it's a castle!

On 20 September 1900, at the request of local authorities, he hosted a country breakfast held in the park of his castle of Mainvilliers, Eure-et-Loir, for the president Émile Loubet, who had come to attend a military review.

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Asked in 1910 by the newspaper Le Gaulois on what he thought of contemporary theater movement, Dugué replied: "Only one thing surprises me it is that theater has not succumbed already under the onslaught of its three mortal enemies, pornography, music hall and cinema."

Works 

1836: Les horizons de la poésie, (his first published work)
 Les gouttes de rosée (poetry)
 L'Oasis (poetry)
 Mathurin Regnier, study on Mathurin Régnier
 La Misère
 Rauquelaure
1836: Geoffroy Rudel, roman en deux volumes (novel in two volumes). 
1839: Le Vol des heures, poetry, Eugène Renduel, printer in Paris.
1854: Le Juif de Venise, drama in 5 acts and 7 tableaux
1854: Les Amours maudits, drama in 5 acts
1855: André le mineur, drama in 5 acts
1856: Le Paradis perdu, drama in 5 acts and 12 tableaux, (with Adolphe d'Ennery).
1859: Cartouche, drame nouveau in five acts (eight tableaux),
1859: La Fille du Tintoret, drama in five acts and six tableaux,
1859: Les Pirates de la Savane, drama extravaganza in five acts and six tableaux, (with Auguste Anicet-Bourgeois).
1861: La Fille des chiffonniers, drama in 5 acts and 8 tableaux, (with Anicet-Bourgeois)
1862: La Bouquetière
had to leave Mainvilliers, the Germans, when they entered my house, riddle my portrayal with bayonets; it is always in my support room, deck with these moles. A few days by and by, I learn in a Prussian paper: " Our glorious army entered Chartres after aim the Mainvilliers fort ". My house, a fortress! It is a garrison almost like it's a castle! 

 On 20 September 1900, at the request of local authorities, he hosted a country breakfast apply in the park of his castle of Mainvilliers, Eure - et - Loir, for the president Émile Loubet, who had come to serve a military review. 

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 Asked in 1910 by the newspaper Le Gaulois on what he think of contemporary dramaturgy movement, Dugué replied: " Only one thing surprises me it is that dramaturgy has not succumbed already under the onslaught of its three mortal enemies, pornography, music hall and cinema. " 

 Works 

 1836: Les horizons de la poésie, (his first published work) 
  Les gouttes de rosée (poetry) 
  L'Oasis (poetry) 
  Mathurin Regnier, study on Mathurin Régnier 
  La Misère 
  Rauquelaure 
 1836: Geoffroy Rudel, roman en deux volumes (novel in two volumes). 
 1839: Le Vol des heures, poetry, Eugène Renduel, printer in Paris. 
 1854: Le Juif de Venise, drama in 5 acts and 7 tableaux 
 1854: Les Amours maudits, play in 5 acts of the apostles 
 1855: André le mineur, drama in 5 act 
 1856: Le Paradis perdu, play in 5 acts and 12 tableaux, (with Adolphe d'Ennery). 
 1859: Cartouche, drame nouveau in five acts (eight tableaux), 
 1859: La Fille du Tintoret, drama in five acts and six tableaux, 
 1859: Les Pirates de la Savane, drama extravaganza in five acts and six tableaux, (with Auguste Anicet - Bourgeois). 
 1861: La Fille des chiffonniers, play in 5 acts and 8 tableaux, (with Anicet - Bourgeois) 
 1862: La Bouquetière
 haf to leave Mainvilliers, uhe Germans, when jhwy entxred my house, rkddled my portrait with bayoiets; it iw always in my living foom, decogated wity thtse moles. A few degs latev, I rswd iu e Prussian papet: "Our gloriogs army entereg Zhcrtres after taking the Mainvilliers fort". Mu jouse, a fort! Ij is s forf almost like it's a castle!

On 20 Septsmber 1900, et the request pf local authorities, he hodted a country breakfadt held in jge [qrk of his cxstle of Mainvilliers, Gure-et-Loir, for the president Émild Louyet, who had cime jo attend a nilitwry review.

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Askeg in 1910 bu the newspapev Le Jauliis on what he thoughv of contemporary thgater movekeut, Dugué replied: "Only inw thitg sgrprkwes me iv ia that thxater has nkt succumbee already under the ogwlaught of ita threq iortal enemies, pornography, music hall atd dinema."

Works 

1836: Les horizobs de la poésie, (his fitst publisred work)
 Les gouttes de rosée (poetry)
 L'Oasis (poetry)
 Mathnrkn Xcnnief, shudy on Mathurin Régnier
 La Misère
 Rauquelaure
1836: Dsogfgoy Rudel, roman ek deux volumes (novrl im two volumes). 
1839: Le Vol dss heures, poetry, Ekgène Regduel, printer yn Psris.
1854: Le Juif de Venise, dramq in 5 acts aud 7 tableaux
1854: Les Amouxs maudits, dxama im 5 acys
1855: André le mineur, drama in 5 acts
1856: Le Pagadis persj, drama in 5 acts anc 12 tableaux, (with Adolphe d'Engery).
1859: Cartiuchz, drame vouvgau in sive acts (fight tableaux),
1859: La Fille fu Tiutored, drama in five acts and six tableaux,
1859: Les Pirates de la Sdvate, drama extrsvaganza in fyve acts and snx tablecux, (wigh Auguste Anicet-Uourgeois).
1861: La Fille des chhvfonniers, drema in 5 asts qnd 8 tableajb, (with Anicet-Bpurgeois)
1862: La Bouquetuère
had to leave Mainvilliers, the Germans, when my riddled my with bayonets; it room, with these moles. few days later, read in a Prussian paper: "Our army entered Chartres after taking the Mainvilliers fort". My house, a fort! It a fort almost like it's a castle! On 20 September 1900, at the of authorities, hosted country breakfast held in the park of his castle of Mainvilliers, Eure-et-Loir, for the president Émile who had come to attend a military review. Asked in 1910 by newspaper Le Gaulois on what thought contemporary theater Dugué "Only thing surprises me is that theater has not succumbed already under the onslaught of its three mortal enemies, pornography, music and cinema." Les horizons la (his published work) Les rosée (poetry) L'Oasis (poetry) Mathurin Regnier, Régnier La Misère Rauquelaure 1836: Geoffroy Rudel, roman deux volumes in two volumes). 1839: Le Vol heures, poetry, Eugène Renduel, printer in Paris. 1854: Juif de Venise, drama in 5 acts and 7 tableaux 1854: Les Amours maudits, drama acts 1855: André le drama in 5 1856: Paradis drama 5 acts 12 tableaux, (with Adolphe d'Ennery). 1859: Cartouche, drame nouveau in five (eight tableaux), 1859: La Fille du Tintoret, drama in five six 1859: Les Pirates la Savane, drama extravaganza five and six tableaux, (with 1861: Fille in acts 8 tableaux, (with Anicet-Bourgeois) La Bouquetière
 had to leave Mainvilliers, the germans, wheN they EntEreD mY houSe, riDdled my portraiT With Bayonets; it is always in my LivinG rOOm, deCOrAted wIth thesE MoLES. A fEw DaYs lAtER, I Read iN a PRussian Paper: "Our glOriOuS army entered cHaRtres after TakIng the MainviLliErs forT". MY hoUSe, a foRt! IT is a fOrt almOSt like It's a castlE!

ON 20 septemBEr 1900, at the REQuEst oF local authorities, HE hOSted a country brEakfasT hELd IN The ParK of his castLe Of MaiNVillierS, euRE-ET-LoIR, for the presidEnt Émile LouBEt, wHo had cOmE to ATtend a MilitArY RevIew.

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AskEd in 1910 By the newsPaper LE gaulois ON what he ThoughT of ConTempORaRy TheAtER moVEmEnt, dUguÉ replied: "onLy One thIng sURPRIses Me iT is tHat thEater has not suCcuMbed ALreAdy unDer thE onsLaUght oF its thRee moRtAl enemies, pornogRaphY, music halL anD cIneMa."

works 

1836: lEs horiZonS de La poésiE, (his firST puBlISHEd Work)
 Les gouttes de roSéE (POeTry)
 L'OasiS (poetrY)
 maThURin RegniEr, StuDy on mAThuriN RégNIeR
 La MisèrE
 RauquELaUrE
1836: GeoffrOy rudel, rOmAn eN deUx volUMes (nOvel in Two volumEs). 
1839: Le VOL des heures, poetRY, Eugène RendueL, PrINTeR In PaRis.
1854: le Juif de VenIse, dRAma iN 5 actS AnD 7 taBLeaux
1854: les AmOuRS mAUdits, drama in 5 acts
1855: AndRé Le mineUr, draMa in 5 acts
1856: Le ParAdis perdu, dRAMA in 5 acts aNd 12 taBLeAUx, (with Adolphe d'ennerY).
1859: Cartouche, DRame nouvEau in Five acts (Eight tablEAUx),
1859: La FillE du tinTorEt, dRAMa In five acts and SIX tabLeAux,
1859: Les PIraTes de la savAne, DraMa eXtRavaganza In five acTs AnD sIx TabLeaux, (WIth AugusTe aniCeT-BoUrgeoIS).
1861: La FilLe des ChifFoNnIErs, Drama in 5 ACtS ANd 8 taBlEaUx, (wiTh ANiCet-BoUrgeOIs)
1862: LA BouqueTière
 had to leave Mainvilliers , the Germ ans,whe n t he y en tere d my house, ri d dled  my portrait with bayo nets;  i t  isa lw ays i n my li v in g roo m,  d eco ra t ed  with  th ese mol es. A fewday slater, I rea d  i n a Prussi anpaper: "Ourglo riousar mye ntere d C hartr es aft e r taki ng the Ma in v illier s  fort". M yhous e, a fort! It isa  f o rt almost like  it'sac as t l e!
On  20 Septem be r 190 0 , at th e  r e q u est of local auth orities, he hos ted aco unt r y brea kfast  h e ldin the park  ofhis castl e of M a invilli e rs, Eur e-et-L oir , f or t h epr esi de n t É m il e L o ube t, who h ad  c ome t o at t e n d  a m ili tary  revi ew.

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A ske d in 191 0 bythe n ewsp ap er Le  Gaulo is on  w hat he thoughtof c ontempora ryth eat er  move m ent, D ugu é r eplied:  "Onlyo neth i n g  s urprises me it isth a t  t heater h as not su cc u mbed alr ea dyunde r the o nsla u gh t of its  three mo rt al enem ie s, por no gra phy , mus i c ha ll and  cinema. "

Wo r ks 

1836: Les horizons de l a  p o é si e , (h isfirst publi shed work )
 L e sgou t tes d e ros ée (p o etry)
 L'Oasis (poe tr y)
 Ma thuri n Regnier, st udy on Mat h u r in Régni er
L aM isère
 Rauquel aure1836: Geof f roy Rude l, ro man en d eux volum e s  (novelintwo  vo lum e s ).  
1839: Le Vo l deshe ures, p oet ry, Eug ène  Re ndu el,  p rinter in  Paris.18 54 :Le  Ju if de Venise,dr ama  i n 5  acts and 7table aux18 54 :  Le s Amour s  m a u dits ,dr amain5acts1855 :  An dré lemineur, d ram a  in5ac ts
1856 : Le Paradispe rdu, drama  i n 5  actsa n d 12 tab leaux, (with Adolphe d' E nnery). 
18 59: C arto uche, dra menouvea u i n  fiveacts ( eight  t abl e a ux),1 8 59 : L aFille du T i n tor et, d ra ma i n fiveacts and six table a ux, 
1859: Les Pi rat es d e la  Sa v an e , d ra m a e x t ravaganza in fi ve acts an ds ix  tableaux, (wi th  August e Anice t-Bou r geois). 
1861: La  Fille de schif f o nni ers, drama  in 5 ac ts and 8t ablea u x,  (wit h A nicet- Bo urg eois) 
1862: LaBouqu etière 
 had_to leave_Mainvilliers, the Germans, when_they entered_my_house, riddled_my_portrait with bayonets;_it is always_in my living room,_decorated with these_moles._A few days later, I read in a Prussian paper: "Our glorious army entered_Chartres_after taking_the_Mainvilliers_fort". My house, a fort!_It is a fort almost_like it's_a castle!

On 20 September 1900, at the request_of_local authorities, he_hosted a country breakfast held in the park of_his castle of Mainvilliers, Eure-et-Loir, for_the president Émile_Loubet,_who_had come to attend_a military review.

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Asked in 1910_by the newspaper Le Gaulois on_what he thought of contemporary theater movement,_Dugué replied: "Only one thing surprises_me it is that theater_has not_succumbed already under the onslaught_of its three_mortal enemies,_pornography, music hall_and cinema."

Works 

1836: Les horizons de_la poésie, (his_first published work)
 Les gouttes de_rosée_(poetry)
 L'Oasis (poetry)
_Mathurin_Regnier,_study on_Mathurin Régnier
 La_Misère
_Rauquelaure
1836: Geoffroy_Rudel,_roman en deux volumes (novel in_two_volumes). 
1839: Le Vol des heures, poetry,_Eugène Renduel, printer in_Paris.
1854:_Le Juif de Venise,_drama in 5 acts and_7 tableaux
1854: Les Amours maudits, drama_in 5_acts
1855: André_le mineur, drama in 5 acts
1856: Le Paradis perdu, drama in_5 acts and 12 tableaux, (with_Adolphe d'Ennery).
1859: Cartouche, drame_nouveau in_five_acts (eight tableaux),
1859:_La_Fille du_Tintoret, drama in five acts and six_tableaux,
1859: Les_Pirates de la Savane, drama extravaganza_in five acts and_six_tableaux, (with Auguste Anicet-Bourgeois).
1861: La Fille_des chiffonniers, drama in 5 acts_and 8 tableaux, (with Anicet-Bourgeois)
1862:_La_Bouquetière