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Anita Berber was a famous cabaret dancer. She was german. She was known to have danced naked on top of her customers' tables, often while peeing on them and the table and hitting them with champagne bottles. She was beautiful, wild and most of all crazy. This craziness most likely stemmed from her overt drug abuse and alcoholism

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Josephine Baker was a french dancer, jazz and pop music singer and actress. She danced  at the Folies Bergères. Baker performed the "Dance Sauvage" wearing a costume consisting of a skirt made of a string of artificial bananas.

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Cabaret dancing was the first form of strip tease. Customers often sat at a table in a night club or pub and waited to be entertained by the performances of nearly naked girls. These were much like the productions of the Moulin Rouge in Paris, during the Roaring Twenties.

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Duke Ellington is a famous composer in the history of jazz. He was a good baseball player as well as an excellent pianist. He played most of his work for the middle class, as they were his bigger audience.

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Louis Armstrong was an unbelievable trumpeter and singer. His influence as an artist and cultural icon, is universal, and very much alive today. He created a new-vocal style : scat soloist. He was a satchmos pops. His most famous song is "What a wonderful world".

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Jazz came into the music world in the 1920s. It was mostly played in the US, but more specifically in Louisiana. It was inspired by blues and work songs, and especially played by African Americans. To this day, the greatest instrumentalists and vocalists are still known to be Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington.

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A speakeasy is an illegal american pub. These establishments appeared during the Prohibition in the US. At the time, the sale of alcohol was totally forbidden and these pubs make it possible to obtain alcohol illegally. We have two categories of underground bars : the speakeasies and the blind pigs. This trade was often managed by organized crime.

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In the Roaring Twenties, a new woman was born. She smoked, drank, danced and voted. She cut her hair, wore make-up and went to petting parties. She was giddy and took risks. This woman was a flapper. They wanted to be different. Flappers drank alcohol, smoke and had scandalous image. They loved to dance the Charleston, Black Bottom and shimmy what could be considered vulgar by the older generations. The flappers are women seeking to assert themselves with men and freedom.