Folies Bergère de Paris
film by Del Ruth [1935]
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The "Folies Bergère de Paris" is a 1935 film directed by Roy Del Ruth. It is a musical comedy that showcases the famous Parisian music hall, the Folies Bergère. The film features performances by stars like Maurice Chevalier and features lavish musical numbers and Parisian nightlife. The real Folies Bergère, which opened in 1869, became a major tourist attraction known for its revues, operettas, and eventually, for its displays of female nudity. It has hosted numerous famous entertainers throughout its history.12
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