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La Chanson: journal de musique populaire
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Eldorado-programme: journal artistique
La France moderne
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Gazette des salons. Journal des modes et de musique, artistique, littéraire et théâtral
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La Revue et Gazette musicale de Paris
Paris qui chante
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