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   Love Me Tonight (1932) -- (Movie Clip) Song Of Paree

   From the credits, legit Paris stock footage, a nifty city-sound sequence, and introduction of Maurice Chevalier as tailor "Maurice," with Rodgers & Hart's Song Of Paree, from Love Me Tonight, 1932.

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