MARTY (Jean-Baptiste)
Sex M
Born 1779
Died 1868
Books
Relationships
- colleague → COLLIN (Jacques)
- colleague → VAUQUER (Madame)
Professions
- actor arts · 1779
Locations
- associated rue Neuve-Sainte-Genevieve street
- worked Paris city
Source note
MARTY (Jean-Baptiste), actor of melodrama, employe or manager of the Gaite, before and after the Paris fire of 1836; born in 1779, celebrated during the Restoration; in 1819 and 1820 he played in "Mont-Sauvage," a play warmly applauded by Madame Vauquer. This woman was accompanied to the theatre on the Boulevard du Crime, by her rue Nueve-Sainte-Genevieve lodger, Jacques Collin, called also Vautrin, on the evening before his arrest. [Father Goriot.] Marty died, at an advanced age, in 1868, a chevalier in the Legion of Honor, after having been for many years mayor of Charenton.