Backstage artisans keep Moulin Rouge kicking

The sails of the 135-year-old cabaret in the Montmartre district of Paris collapsed last month -- the cause remains unknown. But with some 1,700 spectators still coming every evening, the show must go on. And while the 60-strong troupe of "Doriss Girls" -- named after legendary choreographer Doris Haung -- get all the attention, creating and maintaining their costumes is another huge and highly skilled job. The show has daunting annual requirements: nearly 1,000 tailor-made outfits each requiring up to 250 hours of assembly...