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Maurice and Florence Walton
Two dancers who are teaching all of London to tango in 1913, when the craze dominated British dancefloors. Maurice and Florence Walton entertained diners at Princes and established the fashion for The Dansants or Tango Teas. Date: 1913
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Craze Crazes Dancers Dansant Florence Maurice Princes Tango Teas Walton
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Amidst the vibrant and electrifying atmosphere of 1913 London, Maurice and Florence Walton, two captivating dancers, ignited a fire on the dancefloor that spread across the city and beyond. The tango craze had taken hold of Britain, and these talented artists were at the forefront of the movement, entertaining diners at the prestigious Princes Restaurant and establishing the fashion for Tango Teas. The Walton's mesmerizing performances showcased the seductive, passionate steps of the Argentine tango, a dance that had only recently arrived in Europe. Their graceful movements and infectious energy left audiences enchanted, inspiring countless individuals to try their hand at this new and exhilarating dance. The Tango Teas, which originated at Princes, became a popular social event, offering attendees the opportunity to learn the intricacies of the tango in a relaxed and enjoyable setting. Maurice and Florence Walton's dedication to teaching the dance extended beyond these events, as they also offered private lessons to those eager to perfect their skills. The Walton's influence on the British dance scene was profound, as they helped to popularize the tango and establish it as a staple of social events for years to come. Their passion for dance and ability to captivate audiences made them true pioneers of the art form, leaving a lasting impact on the cultural landscape of early 20th century London.
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