Samson, Joseph-Isidore, 1793-1871

LC control no.	nr 90002793
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Samson, Joseph-Isidore, 1793-1871 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Samson, M. (Joseph-Isidore), 1793-1871 Samson, Isidore, 1793-1871 Samson, 1793-1871
Birth date	1793-07-02
Death date	1871-03-28
Place of birth	Saint-Denis (France)
Place of death	Paris (France)
Affiliation	Comédie-Française
Profession or occupation	Dramatists Actors
Found in	His La belle-mère et le gendre, 1838: t.p. (M. Samson) BN (Samson, Joseph-Isidore; usage: M. Samson) Grande encyc. (Samson, Joseph-Isidore; b. 7-2-1793, Saint-Denis; d. 3-28-1871, Paris; French actor and writer) Un veuvage, 1842 first page (by Samson) Wikipedia, 1 February 2017 (Joseph Isidore Samson; Joseph Isidore Samson (2 July 1793--28 March 1871) was a 19th-century French actor and playwright; he was born at St. Denis, the son of a restaurateur; he took first prize for comedy at the Conservatoire in 1812, married an actress with whom he had toured in France, and joined the Comédie-Française in 1826; there he remained until 1863, creating more than 250 parts; in 1829 Samson became a professor at the Conservatoire, under whom Rachel Félix (1821-1858), Rose Cheri (1824-1861), the Brohans and others were trained; he wrote several comedies, among them La Belle-Mère et le gendre (1826), and La Famille poisson (1846); Samson died in Paris on 28 March 1871) BnF, 1 February 2017 (Samson, Joseph-Isidore (1793-1871); French; male; born 1793-07-02 in Saint-Denis(Seine-Saint-Denis); died 1871-03-28 in Paris; actor and writer; substitute professor of declamation for the opera-comique at the Conservatoire de Paris from 1827; professor of declamation in 1836; alternate names: Samson, Isidore (1793-1871); Samson (1793-1871))
Associated language	fre