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Eduardo Scarpetta
Naples 12 March 1853 – 29 November, 1925
The son of a civil servant, Domenico Scarpetta (who tried several times to start it to studies and his career) and Emilia Rendina, his first name was Odoardo Lucio Facisso Vincent.
In 1868, at the age of so he decided to get into a theater company. Managed to get introduced by actor Andrea Natale to impresario Alfonso Ventura, who write as generic in the company of Anthony Petito becoming ringmaster in 1879.
Since 1870 began his personal success with the interpretation of Felice Sciosciammocca.
The same Antonio Petito engaged Scarpetta conforming upon him the character of Happy Sciosciamocca accompanying Polichinelle in his farces. Petito wrote that Scarpetta some farces which the most famous are: "Vincent de Feliciello ' na crazy" "Felice Sciosciammocca credulous guaglione" and year" that Scarpetta will stage along with some scripts that he himself, now expert, had prepared. After the death of Petito, Eduardo Scarpetta leaves San Carlino. After a brief period spent in Rome in the company of van Harte, rents a SideShow on the pier, Metastasio, where represents some of his works. In 1878 agrees to return to San Carlino, knowing that his side would play in the suborder il pulcinella Caesar Teodoro; Here achieved great success with the comedy "Don Felix teacher of penmanship" better known as curing de nu fireman napulitano. The following year he was cast in a nationwide tour.
In 1880 he received a loan of 5,000 livres advocate strict and, thanks to his tenacity, manages, to reopen and renovate the old and glorious teatro San Carlino, where he debuted on 1 September with the comedy "presentation of a Comic Company". He himself, in his memoirs that "the public surprised and admired by the harmony of the society, from the naturalness of acting, from impeccable clothing properties laughed and applauded thunderously".
Thus began a season of great successes, which soon led him to become an idol. Become a successful novelist, born from a modest family, now owns a Palace in Via Dei Mille, built by the same architect of the Teatro Bellini, Vincenzo Salvietti, carriages and horses. Married since 1876 with Rosa De Filippo, had woven a relationship with her niece, Louise Dahl. On 15 May 1889 gained a memorable success with "Na Santarella " at Teatro Sannazzaro to Via Chiaia. All Naples, elegant and worldly, rushes to piccolo teatro and with the proceeds of the comedy, which opens the gates of the capital, he built a villa on the Vomero hill, called precisely to Villa Santarella, where on the main façade was the inscription "Here I'm laughing myself !" which he sold some years later because his wife was afraid to live alone when her husband was a tour.
His biggest success, "poverty and nobility", who later had three film adaptations, was written solely to allow participation in the 12-year-old son Vincent comedy, which in the first representation, she appeared in the role of Mary Joy. The Salone Margherita Theatre Foundation, the first large Neapolitan variety, built in the basement of the new Galleria Umberto I, began to undermine the fortunes of the playwright, who in response to the public with a new fashion wing returned his Cafè-chantant, but the coup came in 1904, when it was due the protagonist in spite of one of the most sensational theatrical events of the era: that concerning the parody de "Iorio's Daughter" Gabriele D'Annunzio, which earned him a scorching failure.
There are many criticisms of recent years, especially by Salvatore Di Giacomo, and Roberto Bracco, single voice in his defense was that of Benedetto Croce. In 1909, disappointed and embittered, he retired from the scene, after having taken part in the parody "Queen of the sea" composed by his son Vincenzo to which he forces you to be his successor in the role of Sciosciammocca. In 1920 he wrote an essay on the innovative character of the art of Raffaele Viviani. Eduardo Scarpetta Pink bride Dahl, (sister of Luca De Filippo) On 16 March 1876 and had two three sons: Dominic (recognized by Scarpetta but probably born from a relationship with King Victor Emmanuel II); Maria (born from the relationship of Liner with the music teacher Francesca Giannetti and subsequently adopted); Vincenzo. From his relationship with Luisa De Filippo, nephew of his wife rose, was Eduardo, Peppino e Titina. From his relationship with Anna De Filippo, half-sister, Rosa De Filippo, was Ernesto Murolo, poet, author, father of the singer Roberto Murolo; Eduardo De Filippo in arte Eduardo Passarelli. Scarpetta died aged 72 years.
Works
1875/ Dicite or Love marriage and dicite
1876/ where's mum?
1876/ ' Na comedy ' three atte
1876/ Quinnice solde know cchiù assaie of seimilalire
1876/ it's Elin or truth
1877/ Happy master of handwriting or curing de nu fireman napulitano Lu coves
1879/ Famuyiwa and Feliciella
1879/ Gold necklace
1880/ Disturbed Academy
1880/ The Emperor's braid
1880/ Presentation de ' na company that is Happy company director
1880/ Martucci Jazz Festival
1880/ Mettiteve to make love cu me!
1880/ Li Pescivennole napulitane
1880/ Tric Trac
1880/ Shark Lu
1880/ Nu Uncle cuccio is ' nu Nepos scem
1880/ Duje marite ' mbruglione
1880/ Bazzicotto
1880/ The Ne plus ultra of despair or the battle of Rigoletto; duels Lu Pagnottino
1881/ The scarfalietto
1881/ Vi ' which made me David
1881/ The Feats of Don Felix
1881/ Mail in the fourth page
1881/ Three sheep viziose
1881/ The friend's dad
1881/ ' No mess
1881/ House number September
1882/ Romance of a poor pharmacist
1882/ A ' luck ' and Fankhauser
1882/ Nun found in mmaretà
1882/ The nutriccia
1882/ Fifi
1882/ ' No quartino and lu fifth floor
1882/ ' Nu frongillo cecato
1883/ love and polenta
1883/ Na straw ' and Florence
1883/ ' Na furnaa de fear
1883/ Na Tombola is two thousand lire
1883/ S ' has to say or not?
1883/ Mrs. Piripipì
1883/ Nu casino under him Vesuvius
1884/ ' Na flushing hood
1884/ Magnet
1884/ Ugly flaw
1884/ Na Hank's mbrugliata
1885/ 'Na capa sciquata
1855/ Li Lopez lu Ellen Degener...
1885/ Lu husband de Nannina
1866/ 's or's wedding trip
1887/ 'Nu ' stick and fire
1888/ Poverty and nobility
1888/ Or journey's wedding
1887/ Nu turci napolitano
1889/ Lu Maiz de li femmene — the doctor Suricillo
1889/ Na Santarella
1889/ Girolino and Pirolè
1890/ Mardi Gras Madness
1890/ Star's wedding
1890/ Carden cream puffs
1890/ ' Na press and Tom figure
1891/ Captain Lightning
1892/ War to men
1892/ Coco
1893/ ' na Mugliera scrunosa
1893/ Lu Cafe Chantant
1893/ Cafune Them a Napule
1893/ Lyli and Mimi
1894/ ' Mu Mein mmezzo Minister li
1894/ Li mariuole — Countess three cape
1894/ Farfariello
1895/ ' Na babe girl
1895/ The Old House
1896/ The Bohème
1896/ The three partners
1896/ Hotel of Silence
1897/ The two stars
1897/ Home Pipiton
1897/ The beautiful sloppy
1897/ Zeitallo. Vidov and nzurato
1897/ 'Na mascaratura inglesse
1898/ Nu mutt
1899/ Madama Ficcarelli
1899/ ' Na creature lost
1899/ To cmmerera nova
1899/ Duje chiappar due
1899/ ' Na figliola romantica
1900/ ' A daughter is don Gennaro
1900/ To nanassa
1901/ Cats and dogs
1901/ All in travel
1901/ Gemma's debut
1902/ In Moscow
1902/ Madama Roll
1902/ Madama Sangenella
1902/ 'or balcony's and Rusinella
1903/ 'na mugliera africana
1903/ Nu pusticcio child
1903/ fiaschella process
1903/ mnale Them with a hammer
1904/ ' Nu core D'Angelo
1904/ Iorio's Daughter
1905/ The gheisha
1907/ ' na mugliera zetella
1907/ ' na bad craziness
1908/ or Meiedeco of crazy
1909/ Devil's tail
1915/ Three epochs
1923/ Nu train wreck
1924/ Woronoff
Movie
1911/ Everything for my brother
1914/ Poverty and nobility , directed by Enrico Guazzoni
1914/ Nurse, directed by Alessandro Boutet
1914/ An old Neapolitan coffee , directed by Gino Rossetti
1915/ Three sheep viziose, directed by Gino Rossetti
1915/ Electric underblanket , directed by Gino Rossetti
1940/ Poverty and nobility, directed by Corrado D'errico
1943/ I know you mask !, directed by Eduardo De Filippo
1951/ Seven hours of trouble , directed by Marcello Marchesi and Vittorio Metz
1952/ Marriage Bureau, directed by Giorgio Pàstina
1953/ A Neapolitan Turk , directed by Mario Mattoli
1954/ Poverty and nobility, directed by Mario Mattoli
1954/ The Doctor of the Mad, directed by Mario Mattoli
Bibliography
1950/ Mario Scarpetta, Happy Sciosciammoca my father, Naples, Morano
1961/ Mario Mangini, Eduardo Scarpetta and her time, preface by Eduardo De Filippo, Naples
1974/ Eduardo De Filippo, Four Comedies by Eduardo and Vincenzo Scarpetta, Torino, Einaudi
1982/ Eduardo Scarpetta, fifty years of the stage
1990/ Eduardo Scarpetta, the theatre of Scarpetta, Naples, Bellini
1992/ Eduardo Scarpetta, Liner around the theatre, edited by Romualdo Brown, first edition, Roma, Newton Compton
2000/ Book Paladins, " Scarpetta in suits ", Napoli, Luca Torre
1999/ Salvatore Tolino, a permanent historical exhibition of poetry, theatre and the Neapolitan song, Istituto Grafico Editoriale Italian
2009/ Renee Parker, "slipper and Sciosciamocca. Birth of a funny', Rome