who was the female Parisian queen of the music hall singer from early 1900s?

Question

I think her name is spelled mitsenagette?

Answer 1

Mistenguette
http://www.neartexpress.com/liRES423.html?id=GirAZzpr
Marie Lafargue.
Jeanne Laffitte.
Lise Landouzy.
Ketty Lapeyrette.
Georgette LeBlanc.
Isabelle L'Huillier.
Édith Piaf.

Answer 2

Jeanne Bourgeois, better known as "Mistinguette" [this is the correct spelling], ruled the stage of the Parisian music halls when recordings made its stars famous world-wide: "Mon Homme," "La Rumba d'Amour", "Ca C'est Paris" and especially "Mon Homme" (1920) were her "hits". She is credited with pioneering the entrance from the top of a spectacular staircase and the fanciful exotic costumes that would become novelties around the world.
http://www.scaruffi.com/history/popeu.html (scroll down a bit for an interesting history)

http://andrejkoymasky.com/liv/fam/biom5/mist1.html

Answer 3

mistanguette