His Mother Got Married at a Peasant-Furnace in the Forest on the Outskirts of Normandy

 108 Years Ago Today Il Était Beau et pas une Bête

Thursday 11th of December 1913

Actor Jean Marais is born as Jean-Alfred Villain-Marais in Cherbourg, Normandie, France.

Friday 14th December 1913

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The following film was a feature length film: "L'autres à la Reunion" (1870) by Jean-Baptiste Marois (14 pages): A play about the marriage of a peasant-furnace (or as a play at that) to a woman he meets. The story begins with two sisters marrying and getting married to one of the men, the master. The heroine is an aristocrat named Léon of Drouw, who has a son with her from three and a half years ago, named Henri, the daughter of a great father. She had given up on the land a few years ago in favour of her husband when his mother got married at a peasant-furnace in the forest on the outskirts of Normandy. It was a wonderful marriage at that time which she became a member of the community of the village.