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Olympia was threatened with demolition in the early 1990s, but saved by a preservation order. Inevitably included in a group of buildings that were part of an extensive renovation project, the entire edifice was demolished and rebuilt in 1997. The venue's facade and its interior were preserved.
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Olympia. The lettering "Olympia" and the artists' names illuminated in red neon lighting, were designed
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facade displayed twelve meters high and eight meters wide. The neon tubes whose curves were drawn by
Mongeaud were elaborated and created by engineer Fonsèque from Paz and Silva company. The two neon side panels, integrating over the facade's entire height, were also created by Paz and Silva. The
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for his concert. Her own first concert there was in 1959. After that she would perform in
Olympia every three to four years, singing for 30 nights in row, completely sold-out in 1961, 1964, 1967, 1971, 1974, 1977, 1981. Her last Olympia appearance was in 1981, and in 1983 the hall went bankrupt.
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Siritzky undertook a renovation to highlight the facade of the
Olympia as a movie theater. Architects Fernand Colin, Ruillier, and Vladimir Scob, decided to demolish the facade from the ground floor level to the second floor on a height of twelve meters, then fitted the roof with a massive steel
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Wednesday and Saturday at the Olympia. Bécaud returned at the Olympia, where he caused the first scenes of "collective hysteria". By then, the music hall mixed musical genres where tradition and innovation converged. A single music hall show encompassed, attractions, beginner
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Olympia. Subsequently, it went into another slow decline and was in danger of being torn down and turned into a parking lot. Another project was also mentioned to rebuild a scaled-down version of the Olympia after demolition, but Boris, who was at the head of a support committee, went to
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On 14 April 1997, a gala evening was broadcast live on television with reputed French singers, in honor of the
Olympia and support of the following months of closure. In Spring 1997, the demolition of the Olympia began. The architecture firms Anthony-Emmanuel Bechu, and Fernando Urquijo–Gino
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had objected to the procedure, which canceled Olympia's protection. A contestation and continued support from French artists and Lang ensued to maintain the building's historic integrity, which led to Olympia's sustainability through a preservation order established on 7 January 1993.
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was the most commercially successful solo performer at the Olympia. Her first performance in the hall was in early 1956 at auditions held by Eddie Barclay and Bruno Coquatrix. It was then when she was discovered and chosen to sign a contract. Later that year she supported
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In 1918, at the end of the war, comedian Paul Franck had been entrusted with the business operation of the music hall and was appointed executive director. In 1922, Olympia's founder Oller died a rich man. Franck revealed new talents, such as
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closure and ban. It was then demolished. In that year, supervised by Architect Léon Carle, a steel building foundation was constructed and erected in the same place. The interior fittings were conceived by decorators and painters
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achieved great acclaim at the Olympia giving several series of recitals from January 1955 until October 1962. At the end of her life and in poor health, Piaf made two performances per evening for three months.
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in 1903. The Isola brothers brought attractions from all over the world to Olympia, playing host to multiple entertainment types, and increased the proportion and the spectacular. There were extravagant
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who began a career as Paris' venue executive directors, became the commercial tenants of the Olympia, as well as of the most popular theaters in the city, such as the Folies Bergère in 1901 and the
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that he had created in 1934. In mid-October 1940, four hundred and seventeen movie theaters were open in Paris, while the seven hundred and thirty-six closed were included in the
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payments and non-payments. Volterra partnered with Olympia chief conductor Raphael Beretta to manage stage shows, giving money to Oller, who "expressly agreed-upon" and Charles'
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facade, illuminated in red, blue, and green encompassing four hundred meters of neon tubes, was the most significant illuminated sign in Europe and a reference for that time. A
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was studied and preserved, as its aesthetics including its midnight blue ceiling and black walls. The cost of demolition, reconstruction and renovation of the Olympia was 100
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of a ship and the exterior entrance was redesigned. The facade was adorned with one thousand five hundred meters of neon lights and fifteen thousand lamps using two thousand
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concerts at L'Olympia are legendary and preserved to this day on new CD releases. In October 1966, Brel gave a series of farewell concerts from the Olympia stage. A 1962
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and remodeling of the music hall into a movie theater. Paul Farge was responsible for coordinating and monitoring works, while Gabriel Morice supervised the work of the
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performed eighteen days (16 January – 4 February 1964) of concerts at the Olympia Theatre, playing two and sometimes three shows a day. They were staying at the
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acquired the Olympia in 2001 and it remains a popular venue. The venue is easily recognized by the giant white-on-red glowing letters announcing its name.
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of investment, the Edouard-VII area in the 9th arrondissement, where the Olympia was located, began to undergo "a radical" demolition and reconstruction.
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played two concerts here as part of their first major European tour. Both shows were recorded and songs from each were released on their 1972 live album
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during The Great MGM Season—to the detriment of the theater Madeleine—to broadcast a substantial number of film series ending after France's release of
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performances. Theatrical performances declined in the late 1920s and the Olympia was converted into a cinema, before re-opening as a venue in 1954 with
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of Vivendi Village, became president of the Olympia. On 30 November 2016, Olympia was used for movie projection again, with the premiere of the biopic
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were regularly billed at the venue. The Olympia was a "first-class theater", although it retained the colloquial atmosphere of the
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became the owner of the Olympia's building. The vast real estate transaction "almost signed the death warrant of the Olympia".
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within the building. In coordination with Farge, Jean-Paul Mongeaud was responsible for designing and constructing the new
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was placed there. The Olympia–Théâtre Jacques Haïk was equipped with a modern sound installation for that time, which
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began its ascent in France. Then came the consequences of the global economic and financial crisis of the
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singers, confirmed singers, and highest-ranked entertainers. Coquatrix partnered with Lucien Morisse and
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when a horde of woman fans came on the stage to get his autograph and trampled him onto the floor.
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and after returning at the end of their first day, they were told that "
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3610:Commission française des archives juives (1998).
2497:Guide du promeneur, 9e arrondissement − L'Olympia
1656:armchairs mingling dark green and light green. A
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1612:Haïk engaged three architects for a significant
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2630:[The Olympia: 50 years or 111 years?].
2417:Histoire culturelle de la France au XIXe siècle
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630:In 1898, brothers Émile and Vincent Isola, two
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3754:"Rachat de l'Olympia: cette fois, c'est signé"
3639:[1983: The thirty spring of Olympia].
3583:[The artists were all her children!].
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4348:[The Modern Operation: The Olympia].
3982:[The Olympia district is completed].
3833:[Olympia unveils its billiard room].
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4346:"L'Exploitation Moderne: L'Olympia"
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528:acts, and numerous ballets and
423:highlighted painting technique
4434:Gutsche-Miller, Sarah (2015).
3787:"Mort de Jean-Michel Boris..."
3724:(in French). 9 February 2004.
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3938:Bauer, Anne (30 April 1999).
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2271:Benabs, Ana (12 April 2019).
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4540:L'Olympia (Official Website)
4492:J'étais ouvreuse à l'Olympia
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3521:(in French). 7 August 2019.
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3553:(in French). 31 July 2015.
2869:Hardel, Alain (1977). "9".
2765:See: first three sentences.
2633:Radio France Internationale
2559:"Patrimoine − L'Olympia..."
2494:Goldemberg, Maryse (1997).
2365:"Les mémoires de l'Olympia"
2335:See: last part of the page.
1568:Président-directeur général
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1144:In mid-August 1944, at the
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2743:Cerdan, Francis (2020).
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181:12 April 1893
118:Boulevard des Capucines
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4372:Cinémathèque Française
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2184:Paris tourist office
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2063:in 1917 is equal to
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1763:Notable performances
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2731:Gutsche-Miller 2015
2664:Gutsche-Miller 2015
2375:Ministry of Culture
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2180:"Name of the venue"
1728:Monument historique
1652:, and Gallay brand
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1478:Théâtre Édouard VII
1402:negotiate with the
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586:Émilienne d'Alençon
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3358:Villeneuve-d'Ascq
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1665:Western Electric
1571:, Pascal Nègre.
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1488:Commercial Union
1473:Société Générale
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1423:Société Générale
1411:culture minister
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1404:Société Générale
1394:Société Générale
1335:of the Olympia.
1324:(emptied of its
1320:in the original
1316:to hold regular
1191:French producers
1187:Alfred Hitchcock
1105:
1064:Les Films Régent
986:Maurice Tourneur
973:The Trail of '98
970:'s silent film,
934:Great Depression
902:
829:Yvonne Printemps
742:pantomime-ballet
738:Vers Les Etoiles
673:Henri Hirschmann
658:entirely naked.
620:Lumière brothers
546:Leopoldo Fregoli
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399:and ordered the
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1309:Ella Fitzgerald
1305:Louis Armstrong
1266:Lucienne Delyle
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1210:Bruno Coquatrix
1195:Julien Duvivier
1189:and films from
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881:, highlighting
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852:First World War
815:, Mistinguett,
755:, and in 1909,
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