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Best known today as a co-author of the early 20th-century French play Le Sentier, this elusive writer remains lightly documented, which gives his surviving work an added air of mystery.

by Max Du Veuzit, Robert Nunès
Available public records located during this search identify Robert Nunès as a French-language dramatist associated with Le Sentier, a three-act comedy written with Max du Veuzit and published in the early 1900s.
Project Gutenberg and Open Library both attribute Le Sentier to Robert Nunès, and the Project Gutenberg text presents it as a stage work created with Max du Veuzit. Beyond that, biographical details are scarce in the sources reviewed, so it is safest to remember him through the work itself rather than through a fuller life story that cannot be confirmed here.
That scarcity can make Nunès especially interesting to modern readers and listeners: he is one of those authors whose name survives mainly because a single collaboration kept circulating, allowing a small corner of French theatrical writing to remain accessible long after its original moment passed.