Folies Bergère de Paris

Having left the stage teasing his impression of socialite Baron Cassini, Maurice Chevalier as singer Charlier is assaulted by partner Mimi (Ann Sothern), then appears as the baron, accompanied by Merle Oberon in her first Hollywood film, 20th Century Fox's Folies Bergere De Paris, 1935.

After a modest opening number and wardrobe change, Paris entertainer Charlier (Maurice Chevalier) with a big one, song by Jack Stern and Jack Meskill, dance by Dave Gould, Ann Sothern as partner Mimi, opening the Darryl Zanuck 20th Century Fox musical Folies Bergere De Paris, 1935.

In the bar of a Paris theater, Baroness Cassini (Merle Oberon) has escort de Lac (Walter Byron) introduce singer Charlier (Maurice Chevalier), who's made a hit impersonating her famous husband, bothering his girlfriend (Ann Sothern), in 20th Century Fox's frothy Folies Bergere De Paris, 1935.