Ernest Vuillaume

1856–1946 (age 90)

vaudeville performer

Biography

Ernest Vuillaume was a French vaudeville performer born in 1856 who entertained audiences throughout the Belle Époque and beyond. His career in vaudeville reflected the vibrant theatrical culture of Paris and the popular entertainment that captivated French audiences during this golden age of performance.

Vuillaume's contributions to French entertainment spanned decades, bringing joy and laughter to countless spectators. He lived until 1946, and was buried in Père Lachaise Cemetery in Paris, a fitting tribute to an artist who dedicated his life to the performing arts.

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