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Celeste

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by Roland Perry


  Dumas, Alexandre, (Junior fils), La Dame aux Camélias, 4th edition, Michel Lévy, Paris, 1852.

  Girardin, Mme Émile de, Le Vicomte de Launay, Lettres Parisennes, Michel Lévy, Paris, 1852.

  Haldene, Charlotte, Daughter of Paris, Hutchinson, London, 1961.

  Holt, Edgar, Plon-Plon: The Life of Prince Napoleon, Michael Joseph, London, 1973.

  Leclerq, Pierre-Robert, Céleste Mogador, Une Reine de Paris, Biographie, Hutchinson, London, 1961.

  Montez, Lola, Lectures of Lola, CC Bart (editor/writer), Woodfall & Kinder, London, 1858.

  Moser, Françoise, Life and Adventures of Céleste Mogador (Vie et Aventures de Céleste Mogador), Albin Michel, Paris, 1935.

  Perry, Roland, The Queen, Her Lover and the Most Notorious Spy in History, Allen & Unwin, Sydney, 2014.

  Richardson, Joanna, The Courtesans, Castle Books, New Jersey, 2004.

  Seymour, Bruce, Lola Mentez, A Life, Yale University Press, London, 1996.

  Wild, Nicole, ‘Théâtre Beaumarchais’ in Dictionnaire de la Musique en France au XIX Siècle, Fayard, Paris, 2003.

  ZED, La Société Parisienne, Librairie Illustree, Paris, 1888.

  1848 Revolution 141–5, 154–5, 159

  The 1852 Revue 213

  Index

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  Note: C = Céleste.

  An ‘n’ after a page number indicates an endnote.

  A

  Adele (maid) 172

  Aden 301

  Adet, Édouard 303

  Adieux au Monde: Mémoires de Céleste Mogador 200–1, 204–5, 219, 239, 248–9, 261, 280, 284–7, 309

  Adolphe (C’s boyfriend) 59–60, 62–3, 65–7, 74–5, 78

  The Age 304

  Aimata 368n

  Alain (C’s father) 15

  Alain, M. (proxy manager) 318–20, 322

  Albert, Prince 30

  Alex (Denise Onze’s boyfriend) 50, 60

  Alsace 347, 351

  L’Alternative du Paradis (brothel) 40, 44–8

  Ambition Fatale 350

  L’Ami des Femmes 320

  The Argus 271

  aristocrats 90, 113

  Aumont, Louisa 66–7, 72–5

  Australasian (ship) 302

  Avenue de Saint-Cloud 212

  B

  Bakery Hill, Victoria 258

  Bal Mabille 69–71, 75–6

  Ballarat 253–5, 257–60, 269–70

  Ballarat Reform League 258–9

  Ballarat Times 269

  Baroche, Ernest 250, 261–2, 370n

  Bastille Day Ball 267

  Batavia (ship) 335

  Bathurst 208–9

  Beaujon Hospice 168

  Belgium 326

  Bell, Sally 269–70

  Belleville Theatre 372n

  Bellevue Theatre 326

  Bellinger, Augustine 319

  Bell’s Life in Sydney 265

  Benard, Michelle 24, 29, 35

  Bentley, James 257–8

  Béranger, Pierre-Jean 212

  Berry

  during 1848 Revolution 145

  C convalesces in 294

  C stays at convent in 309

  C’s sense of isolation at 246

  Dumas on 298

  as home of de Chabrillan family 368n

  Lionel helps stonemason from 244

  Lionel organises house in Poinçonnet for C 188, 204, 211–12

  Lionel’s country estate in 128, 135, 175

  Bertrand, Jacques 217

  Bettini, M. (opera singer) 91–3, 96–8, 104

  biography 335

  Bismarck, Otto von see von Bismarck, Otto

  Bizet, Georges 3, 329–30, 349–50, 352, 372n

  Bonaparte, Josephine 64

  Bonaparte, Louis Napoleon see Napoleon III

  Bonheur aux Vaincus 319

  Bordeaux 221, 308

  Boulevard du Crime, Paris 14

  Boulevard Poissonnière 173

  Bourdilliat, M. (publisher) 204, 219–20, 309

  Bourges 212

  Bresival (gambler) 150

  Brididi (dancer) 71–4, 112

  brothels 42

  C

  Café Anglais 1, 78, 112–14, 206

  Café-Concert du XIXé 332

  Café de France 142

  Café Estaminet, Melbourne 263–4

  Calmann-Lévy 354, 356, 358–9, 365

  cancan 76

  Cape of Good Hope 236

  Cape Town 238

  Carmen 349, 352

  Caroline (maid) 167–71

  Cavaignac, General Louis 155

  Chalet des Fleurs 355–6

  Chalet Lionel 328, 345

  Chartists 145, 258

  Châteauroux 135, 295–6

  La Chaumière 58–9

  Chaumont, Céline 320

  Chinatown, Melbourne 251

  Chincholle, Charles 357–8

  cholera 169–70, 369n

  Chopin, Frédéric 78

  Collingwood, Melbourne 243–4

  A Compromised Man 321, 332

  copyright 354–5

  courtesans 67, 90–1

  Couture, Thomas 3, 212

  Crédit Foncier 345

  Crimes at Sea 335

  Les Crimes de la Mer 335

  Croesus (ship) 227–30, 232–8, 250, 370n

  D

  d’Agoult, Marie, Countess 264

  Les Dames aux Camelias 204

  dance halls 69–71, 76, 269

  dancing 196, 265

  dandies 112–13

  Daudet, Alphonse 372n

  de Brillard, Mademoiselle 164–5

  de Chabrillan, Lionel, Count (C’s husband)

  arrives in Paris from Melbourne 291–2

  asks C to live with him 158

  business dealings 262–3

  C sends ornaments for grave of 308

  cares for C during sickness 134–5, 295

  challenges reporter to a duel 271

  compliments C on her writing 303

  confronts Richard Maylam 190

  contracts dysentery 301–3

  courts C 121–4, 126–7

  death 303–4, 306–7

  decides to try fortune in Australia 197–8, 208–9

  discusses memoirs with C 249

  draws up marriage contract 221

  falls ill 187–8

  financial woes 145–6, 157–8, 175–6, 194–5, 274–6, 281, 288

  as French Consul in Melbourne 218–19, 231, 243–4, 251–2, 258–60, 264, 267–8, 271, 280, 302–3

  friendship arrangement with C 188–9

  gains leave due to C’s efforts 282–3

  gives C ivory crucifix 278, 331

  gives condolences to Lady Hotham 268

  has tombstone made for Duke d’Esclignac 244

  insists on dismissing maid 163

  insults C 193

  joins National Guard 144, 154

  keeps second mistress 122–3, 125, 132

  life with C at the chateau 160–3

  life with C in Melbourne 240–3

  marries C in London 222–6

  meets C 115–18

  moves to Victoria Heights 245

  obliged to go to ball without C 263

  opens office in Collins Street 260

  persuades C to return to him 173–5

  persuades Montez to flee 270

  placates peasants 146

  plans to marry without telling C 164–5

  pressured by family to leave C 162–3

  proposes marriage to C 197, 217–18, 220

  reads C’s novels 293

  receives inheritance 130

  rescues C from oafs 4, 115–16

  returns to Ballarat 258–9

  returns to Melbourne 296–8

  returns to Paris from Australia 214–17

  rides from Sydney to Bathurs
t 208–9

  sails to Melbourne with C 227–39

  seeks out C’s detractors 271

  separates from C 165–6

  sets up C in an apartment in Paris 163

  sets up house for C in Poinçonnet 188–9

  spurned by family after marriage 294–5

  in Sydney 208

  takes C out to dinner 119–21

  takes C to his castle 135–9

  takes Charlotte Odene as mistress 190, 192, 194

  turns up in Paris unannounced 133–4, 144

  vicissitudes of love 181, 183–5, 190–1, 208–9

  wounded by C 193–4

  de Chabrillan, Louise, Marquise 283, 292, 295

  de Chabrillan, Marie-Olivier, Marquis 117, 188, 223, 311–14

  de Chabrillan, Marquis 128

  de Choiseul-Praslin, M. (murderer) 312

  de Crepeney, Husna 365

  de Girardin, Delphine 200

  de Girardin, Émile 200, 219, 314, 339

  de Lesseps, Ferdinand-Marie, Viscount 282, 310–11, 314

  de Maugny, Albert, Count 344

  de Maupassant, Guy 359

  de Montijo, Eugénie 368n

  de Motholon-Sémoulville, Countess 294

  de Musset, Alfred 3, 51–7, 160, 352

  de Napoli, Roland, Count 116

  Death at the End of the World 350–1, 371n

  Deburau, M. (mime artist) 318

  d’Esclignac, Duke 240, 244

  Deslions, Anna 319

  Desmarest, Maitre

  as C’s lawyer 198–9, 210–12, 219, 279–80, 284–6

  encourages C to write memoirs 198–200

  reads C’s letter in paper 339

  relationship with C 210, 323, 337, 353

  Un Deuil au Bout du Monde 350–1, 371n

  d’Haussonville, Count 351

  Diggers’ Right Society 258

  Doucet, Camille 200, 356

  Dresden 264

  Dreyfus affair 362–3

  Dreyfus, Alfred 362–3, 373n

  Drumont, Édouard 335, 363–4

  du Camp, Maxime 344–5

  Dumas, Alexandre Jr

  adapts novel for opera 369n

  advises C not to publish final memoirs 363

  advises C to seek admission to home 356–7

  attends The 1852 Revue 213

  C’s impressions of 212

  death 360–1

  literary output 369n

  meets C in old age 359–60

  opposes rule of Napoleon III 250

  pays for C’s convalescence in Maison Dubois 355

  raised by father 369n

  relationship with C 320–1

  reviews C’s performance 213

  suggests C sell her copyright 354

  as a writer 204

  Dumas, Alexandre Sr

  advises C to try writing fiction 203, 253, 255

  C rejects advances of 298–300

  C sees illegitimate child of 361

  consulted by C for literary advice 314–15

  death 341

  dramatises C’s novel 324–5

  encourages C as a writer 287

  gives C advice about publication of memoirs 220

  opposes rule of Napoleon III 250

  reads C’s manuscript 200

  relationship with C 202–3, 208

  relationship with Lola Montez 265

  reviews C’s novel 204, 290

  success as a writer 202

  visits C during illness 298–9

  Dupin, Amantine Lucille 368n

  Duplessis, Marie 204

  E

  Edmond, Charles 280–1

  Egan, John 371n

  The Emigrants 291

  En Australie 321

  Encore Moi 334

  England, Paul 349

  Equator ritual 234, 240

  Esterhazy, Ferdinand 362

  Eureka Hotel, Ballarat 257–8

  Eureka Stockade 258–60, 268

  F

  The Fair Maid of Perth 329

  Farewell to the World: The Memoirs of Céleste Mogador 200–1, 204–5, 219, 239, 248–9, 261, 280, 284–7, 309

  Fauchery, Antoine 263–4, 271, 277, 303–4, 307, 371–2n

  Favre, Jules 338, 342

  Ferry, Gabriel 290

  Fieschi, Giuseppe Marco 367n

  Fifty Favourite Operas 349

  Le Figaro 357

  financial speculation 262–3

  Flaubert, Gustave 290

  Fournier, Marc 305–6, 315–16

  France

  1848 Revolution 141–5, 154–5, 159

  coup d’état by Louis Napoleon 205

  Dreyfus affair 362–3

  Franco-Prussian War 337–45

  Paris Commune 343–4

  Second Empire 338, 344

  Second Republic 141, 154

  Third Republic 338

  Franco-Prussian War 337–45

  Françoise (courtesan) 92–3

  Freemasons Ball 267

  French Army 343

  French Consulate, London 225–6

  Frisette (C’s friend) 1–2, 112, 116, 129–30, 142–3, 148

  G

  Gaîté Theatre 316

  Gambetta, Léon 338, 342

  gambling 126–7, 148–53

  Gatineau, Louise Josephine 264

  Georges (Lionel’s friend) 129–30

  Gervex, Henri 3, 352

  Gilbert, Marie see Montez, Lola

  gold rushes, Australia 198, 208–9, 370n

  The Gold Thieves 272–3, 280–1, 288–91, 293, 303, 315–16, 324–6, 332, 351, 354

  Grace (horse) 87–8

  Grand Imperial Hotel, Melbourne 270

  The Great Britain (ship) 246–7

  Guichard, Robert 79–80

  Guizot, François 143

  H

  Harmant, M. (theatre director) 316

  Heaven’s Alternative (brothel) 40, 44–8

  Henri (Lionel’s friend) 129–30

  Hervé (composer) 321

  Hippodrome 80–8, 94–6, 98–100, 102–3, 320, 368n

  Hirondelle (ship) 251

  Holacher, M. (theatre manager) 324–5, 335

  Holland 326

  Un Homme Compromis 321, 332

  horse racing 80–8, 94–6, 98–100, 102–3

  Hotham, Sir Charles 259, 263

  Hotham, Lady Jane 268, 371n

  Hughes, John 255–7

  Hugo, Victor 370–1n

  Humffray, John 258

  I

  L’Illustration 309

  In Australia 321

  Is He Mad? 309

  J

  James Baines (ship) 278–9, 331

  Janin, Jules 291

  Jean (Russian prince) 131, 133–4, 140–2

  Jerome, King of Westphalia 369n

  Jockey Club, Paris 125

  Jocottet, M. (publisher) 219

  La Jolie Fille de Perth 329

  Josephine (C’s friend) 92

  Judith (actress) 313

  July Monarchy 141

  L

  Lachmann, Thérèse 172

  Lalor, Peter 260

  Lassagne, Alphonse 181

  Laurence (C’s benefactor) 60–2

  Laurent, Franconi 81–4

  le Grand, Toulouse 65

  Le Havre 140, 247

  Le Marais, Paris 13, 155

  Le Vésinet 328, 331, 342–3, 345, 351, 353–5

  lecture tour 345–6

  lesbianism 29–30, 50

  Letessier, Caroline 172

  Lévy, Michael

  buys C’s first novel 280–1

  buys C’s second novel 291

  C sells copyright of work to 354

  death 363

  Murger complains to 287

  sponsors C’s application to home 356, 358

  Librairie Nouvelle 204, 219, 284, 309

  La Libre Parole 363

  Lionel, Madame 320, 332

  Liouville, Maitre 284–5

 
; Lisbon 228, 232

  Liszt, Franz 264–5

  litigation 210–12, 279–80, 285–6, 288

  London 184–6, 222–6

  Lorraine 347, 351

  Louis-Phillipe, King of France 15, 64, 141, 145, 367n

  Lusignan, Princess 336

  Lyon 10–11

  M

  Madame Bovary 290

  Maison d’Or 174

  Maison Dubois 350

  Malmaison 64

  M’ame Nicole 353

  Manceau, Louis-Édouard 243–4

  Manet, Édouard 212

  Maria II, Queen of Portugal 232

  Marie (maid 1) 105, 108, 134, 138, 155, 162–3

  Marie (maid 2) 222, 241, 244–5, 250, 276, 278

  Marie Baud 355

  Martin (Lionel’s friend) 133–4, 136–7

  Maylam, Richard 172–4, 180, 182–8, 190–2, 194

  mazurka 78–9

  Melbourne 238, 240–6, 250–1, 263–4, 266–7, 319–20

  The Memoirs of Céleste Mogador 200–1, 204–5, 219, 239, 248–9, 261, 280, 284–7, 309

  Mettray 286

  Militairement 321

  miners 253–5, 257–60, 269

  Miss Pewell 291

  Mogador (C’s stage name) 74, 76, 79, 320, 368n

  Mont Saint Michel 36

  Monte Cristo (journal) 290

  Montez, Lola 264–6, 269–71

  Montmartre 364–5, 373n

  Moser, Françoise 225

  Mourier, M. 178–81, 196

  Le Mousquetaire 204

  Mullois, Father 286–7

  Mureut, Jacques 251

  Murger, Henry 204, 287, 372n

  My History 265–6

  N

  Napoleon III (Louis Napoleon Bonaparte)

  captured by Prussians 338

  declines C’s request 308

  Dumas opposes rule of 220

  flower display in honour of 267

  marries Eugénie 368n

  organises coup d’état 205

  reads C’s memoirs 286–7

  Napoleon, Prince (Plon-Plon)

  attends C’s party 212

  C solicits support of 262

  declines to help C in bid to stop publication 220–1

  helps C remove name from register 206–7

  holds fortnightly dinners 369n

  opposes C’s marriage to Lionel 220

  as Queen Victoria’s confidante 225

  relationship with C 206, 208, 313

  secures temporary annulment of contract 280

  supports C’s theatre venture 318–19

  warns Lionel about C’s memoirs 248

  National Guard 144, 154, 338, 343

  Naurois, Count de 336–8, 345–7, 351–3, 365

  New South Wales 198

  novels see writing

  O

  Odene, Charlotte 190, 192, 194

  Odry, Jacques 181

  On Guard 321, 332

  Onyx (ship) 251

  Onze, Denise

  accompanies C to registry 47

 

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