Marchand performed as a première ballerina on Broadway: Roland Petit's Les Ballets de Paris ( 1949 & 1950 ) and Two on the Aisle ( 1951 ).

* June 19 – Nancy Marchand, American actress ( d. 2000 )

Lomax also did important field work with Elizabeth Barnicle and Zora Neale Hurston in Florida and the Bahamas ( 1935 ); with John Wesley Work III and Lewis Jones in Mississippi ( 1941 and 42 ); with folksingers Robin Roberts and Jean Ritchie in Ireland ( 1950 ); with his second wife Antoinette Marchand in the Caribbean ( 1961 ); with Shirley Collins in Britain and the American South ( 1959 ); with Joan Halifax in Morocco ; and with his daughter.

Nancy Marchand ( June 19, 1928 – June 18, 2000 ) was an American actress, whose career encompassed both stage and screen.

In 1979, Genaro Marchand, then president of the BSN, attended the Pan American Games, held in San Juan.

* Georges Marchand ( 1876 ), photographer ;

It is also thought that Bach wrote it for a competition at Dresden with the French composer and organist Louis Marchand ; in the central movement, Bach uses one of Marchand's themes.

Thankfully, always on hand to provide support is Susan's grandmother, Nana ( Nancy Marchand ); her co-workers ; acerbic best friend Marcy ( Maggie Wheeler ), and Neil ( David Krumholtz ), who has a crush on Susan.

Nancy Marchand played Nana in the pilot ; however, the part later went to Barbara Barrie.

The rest of the main cast included Robert Walden and Linda Kelsey, who played general-assignment reporters Joe Rossi and Billie Newman, respectively ( Kelsey joined the show in the fourth episode, replacing Rebecca Balding, who had portrayed reporter Carla Mardigian during the show's first three episodes ); Mason Adams, who played managing editor Charles Hume, an old friend of Lou's who had convinced him to move from Minneapolis to Los Angeles ; Jack Bannon, who played assistant city editor Art Donovan ; Daryl Anderson, who played photographer Dennis Price, usually referred to as " Animal "; and Nancy Marchand, who played the widowed, patrician publisher, Margaret Pynchon, a character loosely based on real life newspaper publishers Dorothy Chandler of the Los Angeles Times and Katharine Graham of The Washington Post.

Asner won two Emmys for his portrayal of Lou ; Marchand won Emmy Awards for " Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama Series " four of the five years the series ran ; Walden, Kelsey, and Adams all received multiple nominations for supporting Emmys.

According to the same source, Louis became organist of the Nevers Cathedral when he was just 14 years old ; Titon du Tillet also states that ten years later, at the age of 24, Marchand obtained a similar position at the Auxerre Cathedral, but contemporary sources seem to indicate that the biographer was wrong, and Marchand settled in Paris before he turned 20.

Between 1713 and 1717 Marchand went on a long concert tour of Germany ; after he returned, he settled in Paris once again and worked as organist at Église des Cordeliers until his death, augmenting his income with teaching.

This story, retold with various embellishments by Bach's later biographers such as Johann Nikolaus Forkel, was only subjected to close scrutiny by late 20th century scholars ; no conclusive proof exists that Marchand ran away, or even that he knew the competition was to take place.

The production was very well received and won the 1960 Obie Awards for Genet for Best Foreign Play, for David Hays for its scenic design, and a Distinguished Performance award for both Livingston and Marchand ; the production became what was at the time the longest-running Off-Broadway play in history, with 672 performances.

* City of Rivière-Rouge: Former municipalities of La Macaza and Marchand ; former villages of L ' Annonciation and Sainte-Véronique.

; Marchand de mort subite ( merchant of sudden-death ): the Master-at-Arms

For instance, one account mentions that Marchand was not required to compete for the position of the organist to the King ( as was customary ).

For example, in 1691 Marchand attempted to displace Jean-François Dandrieu's uncle, Pierre Dandrieu, from the latter's position at St Barthélemy, by implying Dandrieu left a prostitute pregnant.

For plants, the warmer temperatures induce stress on the plant ( Marchand ).

Nakamura ( '58 ), Verloop ( '48 ), Marchand, Gilroy and Watson ( '50 ), Von Hayek ( '53 ), and Tobin ( '52 ) have all claimed their normal but relatively nonfunctional existence in the human being.

* 1918 – Jean Marchand, Canadian trade unionist and politician ( d. 1988 )

* 1669 – Louis Marchand, French organist and harpsichordist ( d. 1732 )

Nevertheless, he was persuaded to join the party in 1965, together with his friends Gérard Pelletier and Jean Marchand.

The nine crew members included Captain Victor Saracini, First Officer Michael Horrocks, and flight attendants Robert Fangman, Amy Jarret, Amy King, Kathryn Laborie, Alfred Marchand, Michael Tarrou, and Alicia Titus.

* February 17 – Louis Marchand, French organist and harpsichordist ( b. 1669 )

Nicks finally called on John Shanks to produce the remainder of the album, with additional contributions from David Kahne, Rick Nowels, Pierre Marchand, and Jeff Trott.

It was telecast live May 24, 1953, on The Goodyear Television Playhouse with Rod Steiger in the title role and Nancy Marchand, in her television debut, playing opposite him as Clara.

There he meets a girl ( Nancy Marchand ) who has just been ditched by her blind date — a slick fellow who offers Marty " five bucks if you take this dog home for me.

It features interviews with Steiger, Marchand and Mann.

After that, Napoleon was acclaimed at Grenoble and General Jean Gabriel Marchand could not prevent Napoleon from entering the city through the door of Bonne.

After training as a teacher at The Winnipeg Normal School, she taught in rural schools in Marchand and Cardinal and was then appointed to Provencher School in Saint Boniface.

Kitchener quite possibly prevented war between France and Britain when he dealt firmly but non-violently with the French military expedition, under Captain Marchand, intending to claim Fashoda, in what became known as the Fashoda Incident.

* Nancy Marchand as Mrs. Christie, Head of Nurses

The film is an adaptation by Samuel Hoffenstein, George Marion Jr. and Waldemar Young of the play by Paul Armont and Léopold Marchand.

Joseph Marchand, encouraged local Catholics to revolt in an attempt to install a Catholic emperor.

Leigh Nash began work on a solo album titled Blue on Blue with producer Pierre Marchand in the fall of 2005.

Their unit passes through the port of Mobile, Alabama, where John Breen, played by John Wayne, meets the pretty Fleurette De Marchand, played by Vera Ralston, from Demopolis.

He discovers that De Marchand is about marry a wealthy riverman and a love triangle ensues, with Breen eventually winning out.

In 2001 he appeared in 12 Horas, a Puerto Rican movie written and directed by Raúl Marchand Sánchez.

* Claire Ancelin and Marie Marchand, eds.

Mr. Marchand as a state Senator was a contemporary of Huey Long.