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Marie Victoria Mayer (21 July 1873 – 5 May 1961), known professionally as Marie Marville, was a French lyric artist, singer and actress.
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Marie Victoria Mayer (21 July 1873 – 5 May 1961), known professionally as Marie Marville, was a French lyric artist, singer and actress.
Born in Combleux, Marie Victoria Mayer was the daughter of Victor Mayer, a prisoner in Nevers in 1873, and Léonie Josephine Chereau.
Around 1895, she began performing at the Molier Circus. [1] [2] She performed at the Theater des Vieux. [3] She performed at the Folies-Bergère. [4] [5] She performed at Moulin Rouge. [6] [7]
Marville died in Eaubonne on 5 May 1961, aged 87.
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