Vidalie, Albert, 1913-1971
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- L'aimable-Julie, monsieur Charlot et consorts, c2010:t.p. (Albert Vidalie) inside front cover (born 1913 in Châtillon, died 18 June 1971)
- alias: Albert Vidalie, Альберт Видали, البيرت ڤيدالى, アルベール・ヴィダリー; place of birth: Châtillon; place of death: 14th arrondissement of Paris; country of citizenship: France; date of birth: +1913-05-25T00:00:00Z; instance of: human; date of death: +1971-06-08T00:00:00Z; occupation: writer, screenwriter; languages spoken or published: French; given name: Albert; native language: French; award received: Prix des libraires, Prix Cazes; sex or gender: male; description/label: écrivain français, escriptor francès, escritor francés, Frans schrijver, fransk författare, fransk skribent, French writer, Prantsusmaa kirjanik, ranskalainen kirjailija, scríbhneoir Francach, scriitor francez, scrittore francese, shkrimtar francez, skrivagner gallek, סופר צרפתי; AllMovie person ID: p311529; AlloCiné person ID: 80453; Babelio author ID: 102493; BNE identifier: XX1480473; BnF identifier: 119282311; Cinémathèque québécoise person ID: 9135; Discogs artist ID: 1004535; Elonet person ID: 111610; Evene ID: albert-vidalie-2766; FAST-ID: 1480251; Freebase identifier: /m/0qjjpp8; GND identifier: 17277067X; IMDb identifier: nm0896428; Kinopoisk person ID: 202610; LCAuth identifier: n87114161; Les Archives du Spectacle Person ID: 66667; LiederNet author ID: 33276; NDL identifier: 00527015; NKC identifier: ola2012688312; NLI (Israel: identifier) 000486303; NTA identifier (Netherlands: ) 07077871X; NUKAT authorities: n2010042227; SFDb person ID: 139364; SHARE Catalogue author ID: 466282; SUDOC authorities: 02718434X; WorldCat Identities ID: lccn-n87114161 ( (Wikidata, May 7, 2021) )
- nuc86-82408: His La nuit romaine [MI] 19--?(hdg. on GmC rept.: Vidalie, Albert, 1913- )
- NUC pre-1956(LC hdg.: Vidalie, Albert, 1913- (no usage))