The Tango.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5, 6 January 1914, Page 5

The Tango.

IS IT OBJECTIONABLE? “DANCE OF MORAL DEATH.” [By Electric Telegraph—Copt right! [United Press Association.) London, January 5. The “Tango” craze is abating. 'The leaders of society condemn it as a dance of moral death. they have barred it at West End dances, -it is also distinctly less popular in the music halls. \ APPROVED BY NEW YORKERS. SUBSTITUTING' ENGLISH DANCES (Received 11.25 a.in.) London, January 5. Following on interviews with London society leaders, the Chronicle publishes the opinions of leading New Yorkers approving of the '1 an go, though some forms are considered objectionable. Cardinal Farley’s opposition has caused the cancellation of a number of balls in Now York, including one at the Catholic Institute, to which ■iix hundred invitations had been issued. Several London restaurants are subitituting English dances, notably The Minuet.