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• Milhaud's " Pauvre Matelot,"
• In French the rank is called " matelot de 2e classe ".
• Each segment is introduced by a pair of street musicians in caps and striped matelot jerseys, playing accordions.
• On the original vinyl release, the song ended with Sellers saying " I say, are you a matelot?
• This is a derisive alternative to " matelot " to describe naval sailors, Portsmouth being the home of the Royal Navy.
• The Anjodi has a crew of four : Captain, first mate or matelot / tour guide, chef, and hostess.
• The Enchant?has a crew of five : Captain, first mate / tour guide or matelot, chef, and two hostesses.
• Later on he is known to have relocated to Sault-au-Matelot ( sols to take a package of letters from Montr閍l to Qu閎ec City.
• In 1623, Louis became the first " Seigneur " of New France when he was granted the noble fief of " Sault-au-Matelot ".
• The equivalent of the seaman is the " matelot " in French-speaking countries, and " Matrose " in German-speaking countries.
• L'Echaude, 73, rue Sault-au-Matelot; ( 418 ) 692-1299 . Open for dinner daily, for lunch Monday to Friday.
• While Montgomery was making his advance, Arnold advanced with his main body towards the barricades of the Sault-au-Matelot at the northern end of the lower town.
• Finals held at the Albert Hall and constructed " Un Vie de Matelot " ( A Sailor's Life ), a set of variations based on an original theme.
• In 1949 Beaudet conducted performances of Giacomo Puccini's " Tosca " at the Montreal Festivals, and led performances of Darius Milhaud's " Le pauvre matelot " for the Minute Opera.
• The latter is an 1874 Abbott & Downing Concord Coach that rumbles through the town's back country and visits Matelot Gulch, where folks can still pan for gold and view a typical miner's cabin.
• Louis and his entire family moved from apartment to apartment in Quebec, first on Sault-au-Matelot Street, and finally ending up in a " dependence house " of Vieux-Quebec ( downtown ), near the Ursulines.
• At the foot of the bluffs was the Sault-au-Matelot barricade, where Canadian militiamen and British troops turned back American forces led by Benedict Arnold and Richard Montgomery trying to lure Canada into the revolutionary war on the eve of 1776.
• He and Franks made their mark by painting the exterior canary yellow and blaring out pop music, while selling short-runs of such designs as jeans in various colours, simple unlined three button jackets, matelot shirts, Italian knits, etc.
• He has supported the work of other filmmakers over the years, including producing " S閞ail / Surreal Estate " by Eduardo de Gregorio ( 1976 ) and narrating Ra鷏 Ruiz's " Les Trois couronnes du matelot " ( 1983 ).
• She was a nominee for the Governor General's Award for French to English translation at the 2001 Governor General's Awards for " The Sailor's Disquiet ", her translation of Michael Delisle's " Le D閟arroi du matelot ".