Before Bette Midler, before Liza Minelli, before Madonna, there was Mistinguett--"Queen of the Paris Music Hall." Born in Enghien, France, on April 5, 1875, Jeanne Bourgeois, aspired at an early age to be an entertainer. She assumed the stage-name "Mistinguett" and went on to become the toast of Paris, the most popular French entertainer of her time. Indeed, she was once the highest paid female entertainer in the world. Portrate her in a show girl feather costume in Moulin Rouge Paris in early 1900 style full body with long legs shown in full colour light blue costume with silver, she is smiling sensual, wearing a mask and feather headpiece on a stage singing