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A vivid travel-writer's portrait of Parisian entertainments and social life, presenting chapter-length sketches of boulevard theaters, café society, risqué vaudeville and cabaret scenes, Montmartre's bohemian quarters, circuses and fairs, backstage makeup rooms, and river outings. The author blends atmospheric description, character studies and anecdote to portray public spectacles, dining customs, nightlife, and popular pastimes, illustrated with drawings and organized as focused chapters that move from grand avenues to intimate backstage and waterfront experiences.


HOW PARIS AMUSES ITSELF

By F. BERKELEY SMITH
Author of “The Real Latin Quarter”
WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY THE AUTHOR
AND OTHER ARTISTS
FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY
NEW YORK AND LONDON MDCCCCIII

Copyright, 1903
by
Funk & Wagnalls
Company
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Registered
at
Stationers’
Hall
London, England
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Printed in the
United States of America
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Published in
May, 1903
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Second Edition
June, 1903
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Third Edition
August, 1903
TO MY FRIEND
CHARLES W. GOULD