Dolores GRAY is accompanied by the violins of the MONSEIGNEURS. From his balcony, Jacques GAUTHIER sings “De la fenêtre d’en haut” by Charles Trénet. She sings “We could make such beautiful music together”. The Mime MARCEAU charmed her with his tricks and the COMPAGNONS DE LA CHANSON sang “Mes jeunes années” by Charles TRENET.
In an artist’s studio, Dolores Gray is the subject of a painting that comes to life, sings and gives life to statues and paintings, under the artist’s nose and beard. The rooftops of the street, seen from the studio, are full of charm and appeal, including “La Danse du Chat” by Rosy Roïke. Then Léo … Continued
Dolores GRAY, an American star, lands in Paris where she is greeted by five admirers who fight over the favour of accompanying her on her strolls through Paris. Bob takes her to the funfair: an acrobatic dance number by MARGIT and MARGOT. Ted shows him Raymond GIRED performing Charles Trénet’s “Retour à Paris”. Peter introduces … Continued
Dolores GRAY is transported to the 1900s. The Cinq Barbus accompanied her to Maxim’s where they performed music-hall numbers: the VANDELS, fancy dancers, Françoise ADRET did a romantic dance to Liszt’s Liebstraum, Raymond GIRERD sang “Clémentine”. Dolorés GRAY, invited to dance by the bearded dancers, thought there were too many of them and performed “Too … Continued