Lycette Darsonval

Lycette Darsonval , of its true name Alice Andrée Marie Perron , was a Danse uses traditional French born with Coutances (Manche) the February 12th 1912 and dead on November 1st 1996.

Dancer in the street with Montmartre, it is located and enters at 23 years to national Opéra of Paris, and becomes principal dancer in 1940. In 1957 it directs the Ballet of the Opera of Paris, which it leaves in 1960 to take the direction of the ballet of Nice.

Strong of its notoriety, it also makes appearances of dancer to the cinema, as in Douce of Claude Autant-Lara (1943).

Catalog of films

  • 1942 : eternal Dance of Rene Chanas and Doctor François Ardoin (short film), with Small Roland
Symphony in white of Rene Chanas and Doctor François Ardoin (short film), with Serge Peretti Vautrin of Pierre Balk, with Madeleine the Sologne
One day with the opera of Rene Hervouin (short film), with Serge Lifar
  • 1949: Paris capital of the dance of Marcel Martin (short film), with Micheline Grimon
  • 1950: Montmartre of Jean-Claude Bernard (medium-length film), with Serge Golovine

External bond

  • Its catalog of films on IMDB

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