Mouloudji Marcel Le Petit Invite 1989 Signed First Ed.

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Specialnote to US buyers only. For shipping and handling charges see at the end of the book description. Please, do not pay before receiving the invoice. * Mouloudji LE PETIT INVITÉ Balland, 1989, Paris. First edition. Size: 21,6 x 13,9 cm. Pp. 205, 1l. Softcover, a fine copy, a little yellowed. The copy is inscribed and signed by the author. For condition see scans. *** Marcel Mouloudji, born September 16, 1922 in Paris, died June 14, 1994 in the same city, is a singer, composer and actor French. Mouloudji Marcel is the son of an Algerian (Kabyle), Mouloudji Said, born in 1896 in the village of LeFlay (Tribe Has Waghlis, Sidi-Aich daïra), and Eugenie Roux, a French native of Britain, born in 19011. He is afflicted with a slight squint. The family is facing serious problems: Marcel's mother was interned for mental disorder and his father, illiterate, housed in a maid's room, is struggling to raise her son, the eldest is seriously ill and the second a dreamer Find shelter in random encounters. During his teens, he joined with his brother Andrew in a youth movement of the Left (the Red Falcons, close to the Socialist Party, led by educators from various streams of the working class) 2. In 1935, he met Sylvain Itkine, director member of the Group in October, an organization affiliated to the Federation of Workers theaters read more