Mayrargue, Lucien

(1877, Nice, Alpes-Maritimes, France - August 3, 1946, Paris, France)

   At the beginning of the twentieth century, he was the administrator of the Théâtre Michel and then of the Comédie Royale, which became in 1919 La Comédie Caumartin. He was a playwright (Le Joug; La Garçon­nière; Le Chien du Jardinier; Nuit sicilienne; En Beauté) and also worked as a translator for the movie maga­zine Mon Ciné. He had a brief directing career.

 Filmography

1929 ◘ Illusions

1931 ◘ Pour la voir de plus près (short)

        ◘ Un Monsieur qui suit les Femmes (short)

1932 ◘ En Vadrouille (short)

1934 ◘ Nous marions Solange (short)

1937 ◘ Neuf de Trèfle