Quiz 5

Question 1

Second Empire in 1852-1870

Answer 1

Louis Napoleon and Eugenie

Question 2

Belle Epoque in 1900-1912

Answer 2

Includes fin de siecle

Question 3

Eugene Labiche

Answer 3

An Italian Straw Hat

Question 4

Jacques Offenbach

Answer 4

Orpheus in the Underwood(1858) - Libretto by Hector

Tales of Hoffman(1881)

Question 5

Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Halevy

Answer 5

Wrote Carmen

Question 6

Paris Opera

Answer 6

Designed by Charles Garnier

Question 7

Les demi-mondaines of the 1850s evolved into

Answer 7

les grandes horizontales of the 1890s

Question 8

Caf’conc’

Answer 8

Cafe-concerts

Question 9

Cabarets

Answer 9

Chat Noir(1881), Le Mirliton(1885), Le Moulin Rouge(1889)

Question 10

Georges Feydeau’s first produced play in Paris

Answer 10

Amour et piano

Question 11

Georges Feydeau

Answer 11

Hotel Paradiso

Question 12

Georges Feydeau’s master piece

Answer 12

The Girl from Maxim’s

Question 13

Symbolism early influences

Answer 13

Charles Baudelaire - Les Fleurs du mal(1857)

Richard Wager - Leitmotivs

Question 14

Symbolism

Answer 14

Art Nouveau design(a.k.a - stil moderne)

Question 15

Symbolist poets

Answer 15

Charles Baudelaire - Les Fleurs Du Mal(1857)

Question 16

1890-92 Theatre d’Art

Answer 16

Paul Fort

Question 17

1892-99, 1912-1929 Theatre de I’Oeuvre

Answer 17

Aurelien Lugne-Poe

Question 18

Maurice Maeterlinck (Belgian)

Answer 18

Pelleas et Melisande(1892)

Question 19

Second Empire

Answer 19

Middle Class prosperity

Question 20

Second Empire

Answer 20

Middle Class prosperity

Question 21

Eugene Labiche

Answer 21

17 plays, mostly Vaudevilles

Question 22

Greatest author of French Farce Before Feydeau

Answer 22

Eugene Labiche

Question 23

Jacques Offenbach

Answer 23

King of French Operetta

Question 24

Victorien Sardou did

Answer 24

Apply Piece Bien Faite formula to Piece a these

Question 25

Victorien Sardou wrote

Answer 25

Boulevard Comedies and Spectacles

Question 26

Victorien Sardou employed

Answer 26

Scribe's Formula

Question 27

Boulevard Comedy(Boulevard De Temple) was

Answer 27

Commercial

Question 28

Boulevard Comedy was

Answer 28

Legitimate theatre on the Boulevards was Largely Frivolous Fare

Question 29

By the 1890s, Bedroom Farce became

Answer 29

The Dominant Form of Light, escapist Entertainment

Question 30

Boulevard Comedy was more light weight than

Answer 30

Regular comedy

Question 31

The master of French Bedroom Farce

Answer 31

Georges Feydeau

Question 32

Paris Opera had

Answer 32

Grand Staircase

Question 33

Le Demi-Monde

Answer 33

A half way into high society

Question 34

Cafe Concer

Answer 34

Entertainment venue

Question 35

Le Chat Noir

Answer 35

Opened a Cabaret

Question 36

Symbolism uses

Answer 36

Symbols/Symbolic technique | - An image, sign, prop, etc

Question 37

Symbolist

Answer 37

a specific literary and artistic movement using the symbolic devices not to communicate ideas/concepts but to evoke emotions and associations

Question 38

Symbolist reacting against

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The cold clinical naturalist drama, brought a retonic to subjectivity and the ineffable

Question 39

Naturalist and symolist in 1890

Answer 39

Co-existed

Question 40

1897 the revival of feelings brought a one play

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neo-romantic movement

Question 41

Vaudelaire

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poems

Question 42

Wagner

Answer 42

Synthesis of the arts | re----- opera as music drama

Question 43

Art Nouveau

Answer 43

Visually painting/decorative arts

Question 44

Symbolism; subjective based in

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emotion and impressions as opposed to reason and objectivity

Question 45

Symbolism; every sensation and feeling we experience is

Answer 45

Unique

Question 46

Symbolism in theatre emphasis on

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Poetry and lyricism

Question 47

Symbolism in theatre suggestion

Answer 47

rather than literal depiction

Question 48

Symbolism in theatre evocation of

Answer 48

estas Dam(Soul States)

Question 49

Symbolism in theatre simplication of

Answer 49

Effects

Question 50

Symbolism in theatre

Answer 50

Atmosphere, mystery, the indefinite and unexplained