One of this author's plays, The Princess of Baghdad, saw an appearance by the actress Eleanora Duse.
One of this author's plays, The Princess of Baghdad, saw an appearance by the actress Eleanora Duse. His last play, The Return from Thebes, was left unfinished but more successful theatrical works include Denise and Monsieur Alphonse. He coined the titular term for a link between high and low society in the comedy The Half-World, but his most famous work is a novel narrated by the poor writer Armand Duval who loves the sickly Marguerite Gautier, a representation of the real-life Marie Duplessis. FTP, name this writer of L'Affaire Clémenceau and a novel that was the basis for Verdi's La Traviata entitled Camille, the illegitimate son of the author who wrote The Three Musketeers.
One of this author's plays, The Princess of Baghdad, saw an appearance by the actress Eleanora Duse.
Alexandre {Dumas fils} (or Dumas the Younger or anything which implies the lesser Dumas)