This audio track is slightly altered. For the exact speed, click: http://vimeo.com/5244633
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Here is Leslie Caron's track synched to the released film (in which she was dubbed by Betty Wand). This track fit perfectly for the first chorus but nothing else. It required more futzing than any other clip I've done, and here's the reason:

From Hugh Fordin's book "M-G-M's Greatest Musicals"

Lerner complained abourt Caron's rendition of "Parisians." The comment was "Too fast." Arthur Freed turned to [vocal director] Nena Simone, "Try to slow it down somewhat." And to Lerner, "She'll do it." Simone addressed Andre Previn. "For once, it's yours! You slow it down!"

The following week began with Caron lip-synching to Betty Wand in a slower version of "The Parisians." Then came a pickup shot of her sitting on a Victorian bench in a park on Lot 2. Three days later the retakes were finished.
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Interesting, but it doesn't match with the tracks. I had to speed up Caron's voice considerably, not slow it down, to make this fit. Either way, I think she's charming.

Fortunately, I was able to strip out Betty Wand's vocal and keep the MGM orchestra - sweet! (less info)