Juliette Béliveau

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Juliette Béliveau, 1915

Juliette Béliveau (born October 28, 1889 in Nicolet , Québec , † August 26, 1975 in Montreal , Québec) was a Canadian actress .

Life

At the age of ten, Béliveau performed at the Monument-National Theater in La Meunière as part of Elzéar Roy's Soirées de famille and was called "la petite Sarah" (after Sarah Bernhardt ). In 1900 she made her debut at the Theater des Variétés in Adolphe d'Ennerys Deux Orphelins . In 1901 she played in La case de l'Oncle Tom at the Theater National under the direction of Paul Cazeneuve . The following year she appeared as a fanfan in Victorien Sardou's play La Famille Benoîton at the Théâtre Les Noveautés , and in 1903 she played the title role in Louis-Honoré Fréchettes Véronica .

After the closure of the Theater des Varietés , Béliveau appeared with the Companies des Conservatoire Lasalle and the Natioscope , and after their marriage in 1916 largely withdrew from theater work.

In the early 1920s she took for the label Starr and numerous vaudeville numbers. a. with Elzéar Hamel , Alexandre Desmarteaux , Eugène Daignault , Ovila Légaré and above all J. Hervey Germain , with whom she had already been on the stage of the Ouimetoscope for 52 weeks in the play Les Aventures d'Aglaé in 1919 . In addition, she appeared in around 100 comedies such as Envoye, envoye by Paul Gury , En roulant ma boule by Almer Perreault , Montréal fin d'année by JR Tremblay , As-tu vu Gédéon? by Armand Leclaire , and Fridolin by Gratien Gélinas at the Théâtre National .

With the advent of broadcasting in the 1930s, she took part in several radio series. From 1947 to 1950 she had her own program: Le Program Juliette Béliveau . From the late 1940s she took part in several films, including Métropole (1947), Un homme et son péché (1949) and Le rossignol et les cloches (1952). In Gelinás' Tit Coq (1953) she played Aunt Clara.

Since the beginning of the 1950s, Béliveau appeared in numerous television series and soap operas. She returned to the stage in plays such as Sonnez les Matines by Félix Leclerc (1956), Hennie soit qui joual y pense (1961) and Qui s'y frotte s'y pique (1962 at the Théâtre du Rideau Vert ), and she also worked in Muriel Millard's musicals Gai gai la belle province (1966) and Terre des femmes (1968). In 1972 she was honored with a television gala at the Théâtre Saint-Denis .

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personal data
SURNAME Béliveau, Juliette
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Canadian actress
DATE OF BIRTH October 28, 1889
PLACE OF BIRTH Nicolet , Quebec , Canada
DATE OF DEATH 26th August 1975
Place of death Montreal , Quebec , Canada