Moulin Rouge girls backstage, above
A star at the Moulin Rouge, --- La Goulue, above
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Opening in 1889, the Moulin Rouge was the first building in Paris, --- "The City Of Lights," to have electricity. Famous artist Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec painted it's denizens, --- the showgirls and their rich patrons, the star singer Jane Avril. The stucco elephant in the outdoor garden, --- where, supposedly, opium smokers gathered to see belly dancers, cost only one franc, but only men could enter. Moulin Rouge girls, --- the dancers and entertainers, didn't have to sell their bodies to make a good living. Still, they certainly knew how to be seductive.
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