After a week, however, Georges' relationship is discovered and his mother forces him to remain at home. This new relationship pleases her so much that she decides to postpone her affair with Count Muffat.

He is so young that Nana does not want to accept him as a lover, but after some mild persuasion she succumbs. When Georges hears about Nana's visit, he goes to see her.

The country house is owned by Madame Hugon, the mother of Georges, who shouted in the theater that Nana was wonderful. Before the prince takes her away for the evening, the count discovers that Steiner has bought her a country house close to a family he often visits. Count Muffat must accompany an English prince to the theater and while there can hardly constrain himself because Nana has aroused in him unknown desires. At the end of the party, Nana decides it is time to look after her own interest and lets Steiner know that she will accept him as a lover.Īs Nana's reputation spreads, soon foreign dignitaries begin to come to the theater to see her. At the party, more people come than Nana had expected but the count does not come.

She has told Fauchery to invite the count to the party, but most of the men think that he will not accept. The following week, at a party given by the Count Muffat, the discussion between the men concerns a party that Nana is giving after her performance. A wealthy banker named Steiner also comes, and even though he has a reputation for spending fortunes on actresses, Nana refuses to see him. Both men are visibly affected by the presence of Nana. Among the visitors are Count Muffat and his father-in-law, the Marquis de Chouard, who pretends to come to collect money for a charitable organization. The next day, while Nana is making arrangements to receive her lovers, fans who had seen her the preceding evening begin to call upon her. When Nana appears onstage, it is obvious that she has no talent, but she possesses one outstanding quality - she is the epitome of sexuality.Īt first the audience laughs until a young boy, Georges Hugon, cries out, 'She's wonderful.' From then until the end of the play, Nana is in control of the audience, especially during the final act when she appears on the stage virtually naked. At the theater, the two men recognize many people from the fashionable world, among them, the pious Count Muffat de Beuville and his wife, Countess Sabine. Monsieur Fauchery, the drama critic, takes his cousin la Faloise to the theater for the opening of a new musical featuring an exciting new star known simply as Nana.

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