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Collared: colored and Chinese? Folies Bergere, Reported by the New York Times, January 22, 1906: Celluloid Collar - Dog Gone From Le Matin of Paris The latest craze in New York is celluloid collars for dogs. Mlle. Zelie, of La Folies Bergere has a friend in America who sent her one of these collars. Mlle. Zelie also had a little dog. On this dog Mlle. Zelie placed the collar. Now Mlle. Zelie has neither dog nor collar. Mademoiselle smokes cigarettes. She was smoking one when she put on the collar. The cigarette touched the collar.

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Lincke, Paul , (1866-1946), German conductor, composer and music publisher in Berlin, served music director of Folies-Bergere in Paris, return to Berlin to conduct at the Appolo Theater, his music 'Berliner Luft' was very popular during his days.

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