Jane Pierny

H�lo�se Jeanne Pelletier, also known as Jane Pierny, (2 April 1869 - 9 May 1913) was a French lyric soprano.

H�lo�se Jeanne Pelletier
Jane Pierny in Champignol at the New Arrivals Theatre
Born	2 April 1869 Valenciennes
Died	9 May 1913 Carcagny
Nationality	French
Other names	Jane Pierny
Occupation	Singer

She studied with Saint-Yves Bax, a singing teacher at the Paris Conservatory. She made her debut in Fran�ois les Bas-bleus, at the Th��tre des Menus-Plaisirs, where she sang in the First Arms of Louis XV, the Belle Sophie, the Little Bride, and the Egyptian. She moved to Th��tre des Nouveaut�s, where she played in the Girl of the Phone, Nini Fauvette, Champignol, My Prince, the Grimaces of Paris and the Capitol. She left the Th��tre des Nouveaut�s, and then moved to the Folies-Dramatiques.

In 1896, she sang "libertine songs" to illustrate Maurice Lefevre's lectures at the Bodini�re and at the St. Petersburg Aquarium Theatre during the summer.

She performed at the Empire Theatre in 1896, at the Apollo in Berlin in September 1899; at the Kristowski Summer Theatre in St. Petersburg, the Metropol-Theater in Berlin and the Theater an der Wien in 1900.

In 1905, Jane Pierny left operetta and sang at Les Deux-Masques.