Lido de Paris is a world-famous cabaret revue that originated on the Champs-Élysées in Paris and later became one of the longest-running production shows in Las Vegas history. Brothers Joseph and Louis Clérico opened the legendary cabaret at 78 Avenue des Champs-Élysées in 1946. It pioneered the classic dinner-and-a-show format and became famous for extravagant stage effects like indoor ice rinks and swimming pools.
The dancers - The Bluebell Girls - were founded by Margaret Kelly. The tall, precision-trained dance troupe joined the Lido in 1948. Their feathered headpieces, rhinestone costumes, and synchronized choreography defined the visual style of the revue for decades. In 1958, the production debuted at the Stardust Resort and Casino on the Las Vegas Strip. Staged by Donn Arden, the show ran for more than 30 years and helped set the standard for large-scale Vegas showgirl spectacles.
After staging 27 distinct revues over 76 years, the Paris venue retired its traditional cabaret dinner-show format in 2022.
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