Jose de Bérys

Jose de Bérys , pseudonym of Joseph Bloch (1883 - 1957), was a French writer.

Biography

Jose de Bérys is born with Aix-en-Provence but it grows with Lyon where it starts to publish poems under the names of Jose Colb or Jose Bloch .

At twenty years, it chooses to go up to Paris to make career there. He collaborates in Comœdia , Fantasio , Humor , the Newspaper , the Readings , Lyon society man , Madam is served , the New review , Paris-Evening , the Radical , Séduction , Parisian life and other reviews. He founds, with Pierre Chaine and Robert de Beauplan, the Review of time present . He is in 1914, with Louis Payen, the scientific director of the Journal of a member of Parliament of Edouard Millaud and, in 1918, the adapter of the Poème in France of Rudyard Kipling.

Before and after the Second world war, it occupies various positions of secretary general in several theater where it assembles reviews: Theater of the Large-Puppet, Bataclan, Theater of the two asses, Rochechouart Cheerfulness in Paris; Casino of the Flowers with Vichy. He writes radiophonic novels, plays and parts.

Of its marriage with Méda Palm, it has a girl, Francine Bloch, which is the fourth wife of Emile Danoën. It is buried with Meudon, with the cemetery of Long Réages.

Selective bibliography

Works represented with the Theater of the Large-Puppet:

1914 : Master Tom or the Standard , light comedy, in collaboration with Pierre Chains
1916: Quarter-city of Paris , comedy, in collaboration with Johannès Gravel
1923: I want to see Virginia , comedy
1935: a cry in the night , drama
1935: tragic Waves , drama
1937: the invisible Throttle valve , drama
1937: One stole a car , comedy, in collaboration with François de Rèze
1938: Lizette spares of it , comedy, in collaboration with Daniel Jourda
1939: the Sticking of Mrs. Praslin , drama
1952: a saint man , comedy
1952: I have a key , comedy

Other works:

1906 : the tenderized Heart , poems
1908: Napoleon Bonaparte: the Supper of Beaucaire , test
1911: a kid in the page, Operetta represented with the Theater of the Clock with Lyon
1914: Beautiful Polish the , words for the operetta of Jean Gilbert represented with the Cicada
1917: With large Hostel-God, scenes and sketch of hospital
1919: Glory, sun of dead the
1928: Coconut of Colorado , represented with the Theater of the Small world with Vichy
1930: Edgard and its good , words for the operetta according to Eugene Labiche, represented with the Casino of Deauville
1931: Two loves of Sylvia , Romance
1933: Assorted cold roast meats , comedy represented with the Theater of Gaîté-Rochechouart
1933: the Terror of the pampa , scenario and dialogs of film of Maurice Cammage
1945: the Assassin of Spitz Rabbit burrow

Other works in collaboration:

1909 : Family-House , with Paul Dex, comedy represented with the Parisian Concert
1910: the Case Debussy , with Charles-Francis Caillard
1911: Empailleur , with Henry Jeanne Magog, light comedy
1911: Colette has good heart , with Claude Roland, comedy
1911: One evening at Ninon , with Marcel Sckulz, 1911, comedy represented with the Theater of Célestins to Lyon
1919: Notre Dame of pity , with Victor Michel, collection of poems and prose
192?: a dog howls with dead the , with Stervel
1920: the photogenic Mouth , with Roger Ironwood light comedy
1920: p' tites virtues , with Henry Jeanne Magog
1920: the Sandwich man , with Willy, representation with the Modern Theater
1924: the Man with the accounts - checks , with Andre de Lorde
1926: Louse detective or Small Sherlock , with Henry Jeanne Magog
1926: Gaillardises , with Willy
1927: You know , with Jean Lenoir, words of song
1927: Charlot made of the movies , with Charles Pléau, saynète
1928: However , with Jean Lenoir, words of song
1929: My widow has fun , with Benjamin Rabier, representation with the Théâtre of Cluny
193?: Historic sayings: thirteen historical evocations , with Jacques Cossin, diffusion on Radio City
1930: soft Fiber makes fredaines , with max Blot, sketch
1931: But thus cross! , with François de Rèze, telephone imagination
1932: the House Philibert , with Noré Brunel and Georges Normandy, comedy represented with the Mill of the Song
1932: We let us have escaped it beautiful! , with Noré Brunel
1932: the Collar of pearls , with Y. Maisonneuve, Romance
1933: the Return in the night , with Sisley Bach, 1933, comedy
1933: Bérénice, nude woman , with Noré Brunel, Romance
1934: Head with opera hats , with Noré Brunel
1936: This dear doctor , with Noré Brunel, diffused on Radio operator Paris
1936: the School of the drivers , with Leon Granier, comedy diffused on Radio operator Eiffel Tower
1936: Two good old men , with Stervel, comedy diffused on Radio operator Paris
1937: the Business Bouju , with Stervel, comedy diffused on Radio operator Toulouse
1937: the Fear , with Jacques Cossin, diffusion on Radio operator Paris
1946: the Lottery of committed suicide , with Noré Brunel
1954: One killed street Morillo , with Noré Brunel

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