Maurice Chevalier

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Definition

Proper noun A French actor and cabaret singer, known for his distinctive charm, signature straw hat, and sophisticated persona in films and music, active during the 20th century (1888-1972).

Usage

This term is used exclusively as a proper noun to refer to the specific historical entertainer, Maurice Chevalier. It is used in contexts discussing film history, music, or French cultural figures.

Examples
  • Maurice Chevalier was a major international star in the 1930s.
  • The film featured songs performed by Maurice Chevalier.
  • His style is often compared to that of Maurice Chevalier.
Advanced Usage
  • As a cultural archetype: His name can be used to evoke a specific style of old-world, suave, and cheerful entertainment.
    • The performer had a certain Maurice Chevalier quality about him.
Variants and Related Words
  • Chevalieresque (adj., rare): Resembling or characteristic of Maurice Chevalier's style or manner.
    • He gave a Chevalieresque performance, complete with a tilted hat and a wink.
Synonyms
  • Entertainer
  • Chanteur (specifically for his French cabaret singing style)
  • Actor-singer
Related Idioms
  • "Thank Heaven for Little Girls": This is the title of a famous song performed by Maurice Chevalier in the film . The phrase is strongly associated with him.
    • He sang a rendition of "Thank Heaven for Little Girls," a number made famous by Maurice Chevalier.
Noun
  1. French actor and cabaret singer (1888-1972)

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