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Evening Star, Issue 15344, 19 November 1913, Page 9

The latest theatre novelty j n London 5c a "tango tea." It has been introduced at the Queens Theatre, where from 3.30 to 6 p.m. tho house is transformed into a charming restaurant. The stalls are cleared away, and small tea tables put m their place. Rourd, theee eit leaders of society and fashionable artistes, with a good sprinkling of "men about town.'' On the stage a man and woman dance tho "tango." While their bodes swayed and their feet swung forwards and backwards in rhythmic motion the members of the audience- sipped tea and alternately applauded. This was the first time that a tango tea had been served in a London theatre, and the innovation vras certainly relished. There is one danger we roust carefully avoid, and that is miserliness, or saving monqy for its pwn aaka,