1920s Parisian night life, exotic dancing, table-top Charleston

The transcript describes the leisure activities of Parisian businessmen, highlighting their preference for exotic and obliging establishments. It also touches on the extravagant lifestyle of the wealthy, metaphorically referred to as the 'mad dance of the millions,' which is nearing its end.

How did Paris businessmen relax according to the text?

What might be inferred about the establishments mentioned in the text?

Discuss the implications of the phrase 'the money dance done' in relation to the activities of the businessmen.

What does the phrase 'the mad dance of the millions' suggest about the atmosphere in Paris?

What significance does the 'last chorus' have in the context of the text?