Gaston Leroux (1868–1927)Author of The Phantom of the OperaAlso known as: G. Leroux, Gaton Leroux, Gaston Leroux, LeRoux Gaston LeRoux, Gaston,ed. Perry, George Leroux, Gaston; Foreword by Haining, Peter Leroux ... (see complete list)
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