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French Revolution, 13th Vendemiaire, 5 October 1795
French Revolution - 13th Vendemiaire, 5 October 1795, a battle between the French Revolutionary troops and Royalist forces in the streets of Paris, and a success for General Napoleon Bonaparte. 1795

Yuppies Drinking champagne smoking cigar

Soccer Ball Going Into Goal Net

Racecar Driver in Racecar

Chas. E. Blaneys latest musical comedy sucess, A hired girl. Date c1897

Salle, Dancer
MADEMOISELLE SALLE dancer at the Paris Opera, rival of Camargo, who had great sucess in London in the 1740s. (from a picture by Lancret.) Date: flourished 1720s-1740s

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Success is a triumphant dance through life's stages, as symbolized by the BBBofC British bantamweight champion raising his belt in victory. The French Revolution's 13th Vendemiaire, 5 October 1795, marked a turning point, much like the moment a soccer ball gracefully enters the goal net. Just as a racecar driver revels in the thrill of crossing the finish line, so too do Yuppies savor champagne and cigars, toasting their latest achievements. The applause of a sold-out audience for Charles E. Blaney's musical comedy success, "A Hired Girl," resonates like the rhythm of a Salle dancer's pirouette - a testament to the enduring allure of triumph.