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English: Iași National Theater poster for Фaрmаzоnꙋ din Хърлеꙋ (Le Franc-maçon de Herlow), rendered in modern Romanian as Farmazonul din Hârlău ("The Freemason of Hârlău"). The comedy, signed "A*** V***" (later revealed as Vasile Alecsandri), was on its first staging, which coincided with the inauguration of the Theater itself, on November 18 (New Style: November 30), 1840. See Burada, pp. 228–230. |
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| Source | Teodor Burada, Istoria teatrului în Moldova. Volumul I. Iași: Institutul de Arte Grafice N. V. Ștefaniu & Comp, 1915 |
| Author | Anonymous (author) |
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