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Poster for Les Trewally at the Alcazar d'été Lithograph, by Affiches Charles Lévy, Paris, 1880 Bibliothèque nationale de France |
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| Originally built as the Café Morel in 1841, the building located behind the Palais de l'Élysée was purchased by Arsène Goubert, who opened it in 1860 as the Alcazar d'été, a Parisian entertainment venue hosting various shows and performances. The Les Trewally were among its many performers. The venue closed in 1914 and now serves as the Pavillon Gabriel. |
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