Musahipzade Celal

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Doğum
19 Ağustos, 1870
Ölüm
20 Temmuz, 1959
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Eğitim
Exemplary Progress High School
Burç
Diğer İsimler
Mahmut Celalettin Musahipoğlu (asıl adı)

Playwright (b. 1870, İstanbul - d. 20 July, 1959). He was a graduate of the Exemplary Progress High School. With his interest in shadow plays during his childhood and his translation of Ahmet Vefik Paşa’s Moliere he developed his play writing. After working in the Translation Office, he worked at the Museum of Religious Foundations and then until his death he worked at the City Theater Library. 

Although he used poor quality language in his plays, which were also quite poor in terms of theatre technique, his comedies were very popular because he chose domestic issues as themes, which appealed to the working class. Mostly, he studied 18th century family life in his works. Most of his works were performed in Armenian theatres (Mınakyan, Ferah, Benliyan, Odeon, etc.), and in the city and state theatres he worked in.

WORKS (Comedies, in order of dates of performance):

Köprülüler (The Family of the Köprülüs, 1912), İstanbul Efendisi (The Lord of İstanbul, 1913), Lale Devri (The Tulip Era, 1914), Macun Hokkası (The Pot of Putty, 1916), Yedekçi (Substitute, 1919), Kaşıkçılar (Makers of Spoons, 1920), Atlı Ases (Mounted Policeman, 1921), Demirbaş Şarl (Charles XII of Sweden, 1921), Fermanlı Deli Hazretleri (His Mad Excellency with the Imperial Decree, 1924), Aynaroz Kadısı (The Judge of Mount Athos, 1927, filmed, 1938), Kafes Arkasında (Behind the Cage, 1928), Bir Kavuk Devrildi (A Turban Has Fallen, 1930, filmed, 1939), Mum Söndü (The Candle Went Out, 1930), Pazartesi-Perşembe (Monday-Thursday, 1931), Gül ve Gönül (The Rose and The Heart, 1932), Balaban Ağa (Lord Balaban, 1933), Genç Osman (Genç Osman, 1937).
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