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Clément Vautel

1876 – 1954

French journalist and satirist

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Lived 1876 – 1954 (aged 78). Clément Vautel was a French and Belgian journalist, playwright, novelist, screenwriter, draftsperson and writer.

Clément Vautel, pen name of Clément-Henri Vaulet (31 January 1876 – 23 December 1954) was a journalist, novelist and playwright of Belgian origin, naturalized French.

Biography Clément Vautel wrote for numerous periodicals, including Le Charivari, La Liberté, Gil Blas, La Presse, Le Rire, , Le Matin (from 1908 to 1914), Le Journal (from 1918 to 1940), Cyrano...

Publications 1919: La Réouverture du paradis terrestre, novel 1921: Les Folies bourgeoises, novel 1922: Mademoiselle Sans-gêne, novel 1922: Monsieur Palémon chez les Dingos, novel 1923: Candide, 5-act play 1923: La Machine à fabriquer des rêves 1923: My Priest Among the Rich, novel, Albin Michel 1924: Madame ne veut pas d'enfant, novel 1925: Mon curé chez les pauvres, novel, Albin Michel 1926: Je suis un affreux bourgeois, novel 1927: L'Amour à la parisienne, novel 1928: Le Bouif chez mon curé, written with Georges de La Fouchardière, novel 1928: Voyage au pays des snobs 1929: La Grande rafle, written with Georges de La Fouchardière, novel 1930: Autour et alentour 1930: L'Empereur aux yeux bleus, historical novel, written with Raymond Escholier 1932: Les Femmes aux enchères, novel 1934: La Petite-fille de Madame Angot, novel 1939: Le Fou de l'Élysée, pamphlet novel 1941 « Mon film », souvenirs d'un journaliste 1942: Candide Paturot à la recherche d'un idéal, petite histoire contemporaine 1946: Le Prince impérial, histoire du fils de Napoléon III 1949: M. Désiré Jolibois au paradis 1951: Les Maris, les Amants et la Femme, histoire des cocus célèbres depuis les temps les plus reculés jusqu'à nos jours 1952: Le Bon Sens et la Vie

Cinema Scripts 1920: Monsieur Lebureau by Luitz-Morat 1927: Parisian Pleasures by

Adaptations 1925: Mon curé chez les riches by Émile-Bernard Donatien 1925: Mon curé chez les pauvres by Donatien 1926: Madame Wants No Children by Alexander Korda 1932: Mon curé chez les riches by Donatien 1933: Madame Wants No Children by Hans Steinhoff 1938: Mon curé chez les riches by Jean Boyer 1952: My Priest Among the Rich by Henri Diamant-Berger 1956: Mon curé chez les pauvres by Henri Diamant-Berger

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Clément Vautel?

French journalist and satirist

When was Clément Vautel born?

Clément Vautel was born on 31 January 1876 in Tournai.

When did Clément Vautel die?

Clément Vautel died on 23 December 1954 in 16th arrondissement of Paris.

What was Clément Vautel's occupation?

Clément Vautel was a journalist, playwright, novelist, screenwriter, draftsperson and writer.

What nationality was Clément Vautel?

Clément Vautel was French and Belgian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Clément Vautel

· Wikidata: Q15310793

· DBpedia: Clément Vautel

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