GUIMARD, MARIE MADELEINE French dancer, was born in Paris on Oct. Io, 1743. For 25 years she was the star of the Paris Opera, and became even more famous by her love affairs, especially by her long liaison with the prince de Soubise. Her magnificent house at Pantin had a private theatre, where Colle's Partie de chasse de Henri IV. which was prohibited in public, and most of the Proverbes of Carmontelle (Louis Car rogis, 1717-1806), and similar licentious performances were given to the delight of high society. In 1772, in defiance of the arch bishop of Paris, she opened a gorgeous house with a theatre seat ing 560 spectators in the Chaussee d'Antin. In this Temple of Terpsichore, as she named it, the wildest orgies took place. In 1786 her property was sold by lottery for her benefit for 300,000 francs. After her retirement in 1789 she married Jean Etienne Despreaux (I748–I820), dancer, song-writer and playwright.