THE PRINCE OF WALES GIVES TANGO LESSONS.
The Prince of Wales, who is planning to go off to Le Touquet soon to enjoy golf, bathing and squash rackets, has been busy since he came home from South America giving his friends impromptu tango lessons. The Prince’s favourite tunes are “Perdita” and “Viva, Yiva,” and when dancing to them he always gives the traditional double stamp which should end every tango. At a party recently, when asked to give an exposition of the dance, the Prince seized his brother, Prince George, and with the command, “Pretend you’re a lady and keep your long legs out of my way,” delighted his onlookers with a clever exhibition tango. (Copyright.)
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Star (Christchurch), Volume XLIV, Issue 185, 6 August 1931, Page 10
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