A magnificent view of one of the concerts of the "Hamburg Symphony Orchestra"; to the audience's left appears the grandeur of the "Temple of Bacchus" under the beam of the floodlights

of the Lebanese musician Anis Fuleihan, director of the National Conservatory, which made the loveliest impression on the audience.

The musical concerts of the "Hamburg Symphony Orchestra" ended on the fifth of August, and all eyes turned toward Jean Marchat's company, which was to occupy the courtyards of the Baalbek temples after it... Three plays were announced: "Julius Caesar" by Shakespeare, "La Machine Infernale" by Jean Cocteau, and "Mithridate" by Racine.

Worth mentioning is that the famous French author Jean Cocteau, winner of the "Nobel" Prize, came from France especially to see his play, which enjoyed the greatest currency and success in acting and production. Among the prominent members of "Jean Marchat's company": Jeanne Moreau and Germaine Montero — and its performances concluded on August 18.

"Paul Guers" and "Germaine Montero" in one of the scenes of "La Machine Infernale"