[Robert BRASILLACH / Jean GIRAUDOUX / Lucien DUBECH] - Lot 146

[Robert BRASILLACH / Jean GIRAUDOUX / Lucien DUBECH] A set of handwritten pieces on theater, interspersed with numerous newspaper articles on the subjects mentioned in manuscript: Long autograph letter signed by Brasillach, dated November 29, 1935, in reaction both to an article on Giraudoux's play La guerre de Troie n'aura pas lieu, and to the play itself, which he had seen the day before. He takes advantage of the opportunity to revisit Giraudoux's theater, its differences from the Greek tragics, and to emphasize that after having already greatly appreciated Siegfried, he finally feels like returning to the theater. 4 pages in-4. Lucien Dubech's complete, unsigned text of an article on theater published in Candide. A series of letters of condolence addressed to Mrs. Lucien Dubech in early 1940 on the death of her husband: they include, in this order, René Bizet, Francis Carco, Robert Brasillach, who writes about a text published in the NRF following his death, André Bellesort, who also wishes to write about Lucien Dubech, Henri Ghéon, François Porché and Charles Maurras. Autograph letter signed by Lucien Fabre, dated December 7, 1935, addressed to Lucien Dubech, reviewing an article on a play by Armand Salacrou for which he was critical, and mentioning Jean Giraudoux. One page in-4. Autograph letter signed by Lucien Dubech to his wife. One page in-8. Autograph letter from Charles Maurras to Lucien Dubech, for an appointment. Bound in sand-colored half cloth, smooth spine, title page on green leather titled "Robert Brasillach - Lucien Dubech - Jean Giraudoux". Mitered and pasted on japanese paper, a few pages disbound.