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Gabriel Timmory

1870 – 1965

French playwright

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Lived 1870 – 1965 (aged 94). Gabriel Timmory was a French playwright, screenwriter, journalist, pedagogue and dramatist.

Gabriel Timmory (6 November 1870 – 20 April 1965) was a French dramatist, teacher, journalist, lecturer and screenwriter.

For a number of plays, comedies and saynetes, he collaborated with the playwrights Jean Manoussi and Maurice de Marsan. In 1921, he made an adaptation of one of the Fantômas stories for the stage.

Theatre plays

1902: Un beau mariage cowritten with Jean Manoussi 1903: Petite Bonne sérieuse cowritten with Jean Manoussi 1904: Pomme de terre cowrittenwith Jean Manoussi 1906: Un gentilhomme cowritten with Jean Manoussi 1906: Le Planteur de Chicago or Le cultivateur de Chicago 1909: Un cambrioleur ingénieux cowritten with Jean Manoussi 1910: Le Matelot Cartahut cowritten with Maurice de Marsan 1911: La Course aux dollars cowritten with Maurice de Marsan 1913: Rigadin et la petite Moulinet 1913: La Dame du Louvre cowritten with Jean Manoussi 1913: L'insaisissable Stanley Collins cowritten with Maurice de Marsan 1918: Les Kriekenrinckx d'Anvers 1918: Les Profiteurs 1919: Oublions le passé 1919: Conte à Madelon 1920: Monsieur Pédicule 1921: Ici on danse 1921: La guerre en pantoufles cowritten with Félix Galipaux 1921: Les Exploits de Lucienne 1921: Les Points de chute 1923: Manuel déraisonné de tous les sports 1923: Les Affaires d'amour 1926: Straban le féroce 1926: Les Étapes de la volupté en vingt arrondissements 1928: Nous allons passer une bonne soirée ! cowritten with Félix Galipaux 1930: Un désespéré 1932: La Compression 1933: Le Goûter chez Nanette 1936: Je veux une aventure (poetry) 1937: La Maison historique, monologue by François Timmory 1939: Le Banquet de la Fraternelle 1949: Ce qui se passe après, adaptation of the play The Sequel by Percival Wilde 1951: L'éboulement, adaptation of the play by Percival Wilde

Screenwriter 1909: Le mariage de la cuisinière, anonymous 1909: Le Client de province, anonymous 1909: Un Cambrioleur ingénieux, co-screenwriter with Jean Manoussi 1910: Le Truc de Rigadin by Georges Monca 1911: Rigadin veut se faire arrêter by Georges Monca 1911: Nick Winter contre Nick Winter, by Gérard Bourgeois 1912: Rigardin et la petite moulinet, by Georges Monca 1948: Memories Are Not for Sale, co-screenwriter with Robert Hennion

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Gabriel Timmory?

French playwright (1870-1965)

When was Gabriel Timmory born?

Gabriel Timmory was born on 6 November 1870 in Rennes.

When did Gabriel Timmory die?

Gabriel Timmory died on 20 April 1965 in Nice.

What was Gabriel Timmory's occupation?

Gabriel Timmory was a playwright, screenwriter, journalist, pedagogue and dramatist.

What nationality was Gabriel Timmory?

Gabriel Timmory was French.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Gabriel Timmory

· Wikidata: Q3093981

· DBpedia: Gabriel Timmory

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