QUENEAU Raymond< - Lot 180

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QUENEAU Raymond< - Lot 180
QUENEAU Raymond< Gervaise (1955), a film by René CLÉMENT, based on Émile Zola's L'Assommoir, for which Queneau wrote the lyrics of five songs, which were set to music by Georges Auric: Chanson de Gervaise, Chanson de Virginie, Chœur des invités, Chanson de Mme Putois, Chanson d'Amanda. Tapuscript of the 5 songs (9 p. in-4); 3 printed scores of the Chanson de Gervaise, one of which in an illustrated cover; a letter from the production addressed to Queneau. in-4); 3 printed scores of the Chanson de Gervaise, one of which in an illustrated cover; a letter from the production to Queneau. Amère victoire (1957), war film by Nicholas RAY, starring Richard Burton and Curd Jürgens, French dialogue by Raymond Queneau. Typescript of the original English dialogue, Bitter Victory (39 p. in-4). Typescript of Queneau's French dialogue (21 p. in-4, sequences 17 and 18 in duplicate), 2 copies. 2 L.S. from producer Paul Graetz to Queneau Blue Jeans (1958), short film by Jacques ROZIER, segue texts by Raymond Queneau. Blue Jeans is the second short film directed by Jacques Rozier. It tells the story of the adventures of two young pick-up artists, René and Francis, teenagers on holiday in Cannes who are looking for their prey and who multiply their approach techniques without achieving the desired result. Rozier asked Queneau to write the sequence texts for the film, i.e. the passages read in voice-over, in which the two boys comment on their strategy. Autograph draft of the first text (1 p. in-4 in red pen). Corrected typescript (2 p. in-4, 3 copies). Typescript of the dialogues with a typed note from Jacques Rozier to Queneau (2 p. in-4). Autograph comments by Jacques Rozier to Queneau's text (5 p. in-4). Timeline of the film (1 p. dactyl.). Complete script (7 p. dactyl.). Letter-contract (L.S. from Jacques Rozier on the letterhead of Les Films du Colisée), February 18, 1958
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