Louis-Nicolas Brette Saint-Ernest

Louis-Nicolas Brette Saint-Ernest
Born 3 May 1802
Orléans
Died 10 March 1860(1860-03-10) (aged 57)
Paris
Occupation Comedian, playwright

Louis-Nicolas Brette Saint-Ernest (3 May 1802 – 10 March 1860) was a 19th-century French actor and playwright.

Biography

A master study in Paris and assistant bricklayer, he began acting in 1829 before being hired in 1832 by the Théâtre de la Porte-Saint-Martin. He then played for the Théâtre de l'Ambigu-Comique from 1837 to 1852. He often appeared in the role of the father in many sentimental plays.

Most of the time, his own plays that he signed Saint-Ernest, were presented at the Théâtre de l'Ambigu-Comique, of which he was managing director from 1848 to 1852. In 1852, he became dramaturge on the stage ot the théâtre du Cirque, a position he still held when he died in 1860.

Works

  • 1832: Le naufrage de la Méduse
  • 1834: Le juif errant
  • 1835: Jeanne de Flandre
  • 1837: Le corsaire noir
  • 1837: L'honneur de ma mère
  • 1837: Rose Ménard, ou Trop bonne mère, three-act drama, preceded by l'Aîné et le cadet, prologue in 1 act, with Auguste-Louis-Désiré Boulé
  • 1838: Le chevalier du Temple
  • 1838: Don Pèdre le mendiant, four-act drama, with Fabrice Labrousse
  • 1838: L'élève de Saint-Cyr
  • 1841: Jacques Coeur, l'argentier du roi
  • 1842: Gaëtan il Mammone
  • 1844: Jeanne, drama in 6 parts and 2 periods, with Boulé and Jules Chabot de Bouin
  • 1845: Les mousquetaires
  • 1845: Les talismans
  • 1846: La closerie des genêts
  • 1850: Notre Dame de Paris
  • 1851: Henri le Lion, drama in 6 acts and 2 periods, with Eugène Fillot

Bibliography

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