It’s not in his birth country, but while working in this city, the artist Kanda Bongo Man popularized the kwassa kwassa dance as part of its regional soukous (“SOO-coos”) scene. Bagpipe-playing rural immigrants to this city introduced its “bal” genre of street music. For a 1927 performance in this city, a Black artist donned a costume consisting only of a beaded necklace and a skirt (20[1])made from artificial (0[1])(*) bananas. (10[6]0[1])A pioneering venue (10[1])in this (10[1])city (10[1])was advertised by an iconic Théophile Steinlein poster featuring (0[1])a black cat. (10[2])Posters for (10[1])another venue (10[1])in this city often (10[1])featured (10[1])a red windmill. (10[1])Josephine Baker (10[2])was a star (10[2])performer (10[2])at this city’s Folies Bergère (10[2])(“foh-LEE bair-ZHAIR”). For 10 points, (10[1])name this city home to cabarets such as the (10[1])Moulin Rouge. (10[5])■END■ (10[3])