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After a performance, café-concert star Bagatelle is visited by young admirer Georges, who throws the keys out the window to prolong their time together. Her maid Finette’s lover, clarinetist Pistache, is also hidden in the apartment. In the morning, Finette releases all three; Bagatelle returns Georges’s love after learning he defended her against detractors.
In eighteenth-century Paris, laundress Belle Lurette accepts a duke’s marriage proposal after fortune-telling predicts a wedding, unaware he plans to abandon her after marriage. She escapes with help from the soldiers. At the laundresses’ carnival, the duke learns she once saved his life and comes to love her; Marceline also reconciles with the man who wronged her and accepts his proposal.
On her wedding night, perfume seller Rose is led to the home of her husband’s wealthy godfather, La Cocardière, who attempts to seduce her. She adopts the identity of a Toulouse dancer and later teases her suspicious husband, Bavolet, while La Cocardière’s mistress Clorinde searches the shop for him; the misunderstandings resolve with the couples paired off.
After a performance, café-concert star Bagatelle is visited by young admirer Georges, who throws the keys out the window to prolong their time together. Her maid Finette’s lover, clarinetist Pistache, is also hidden in the apartment. In the morning, Finette releases all three; Bagatelle returns Georges’s love after learning he defended her against detractors.
In eighteenth-century Paris, laundress Belle Lurette accepts a duke’s marriage proposal after fortune-telling predicts a wedding, unaware he plans to abandon her after marriage. She escapes with help from the soldiers. At the laundresses’ carnival, the duke learns she once saved his life and comes to love her; Marceline also reconciles with the man who wronged her and accepts his proposal.
On her wedding night, perfume seller Rose is led to the home of her husband’s wealthy godfather, La Cocardière, who attempts to seduce her. She adopts the identity of a Toulouse dancer and later teases her suspicious husband, Bavolet, while La Cocardière’s mistress Clorinde searches the shop for him; the misunderstandings resolve with the couples paired off.