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  13. Guardia Vieja7 days agoDescribed as The Hague: in January 1914 the Princess Room organised tango teas, copying the Paris tearooms and clubs, and the Haagsche Courant's reporter attended the first
  14. Golden Age7 days agoDescribed as Buenos Aires: Puerto Nuevo (1936), directed by Mario Soffici and Luis César Amadori (Argentina Sono Film), premiered on 12 February 1936 with Pepe Arias, Alicia
  15. Guardia Nueva7 days agoDescribed as Buenos Aires: Muñequitas porteñas, directed by José Agustín Ferreyra, premiered on 7 August 1931 with synchronised Vitaphone sound, the first Argentine talking
  16. Guardia Nueva7 days agoDescribed as Buenos Aires: La borrachera del tango (1928), a silent Argentine film directed and produced by Edmo Cominetti, with Nedda Francy and Eduardo Morera; its cortina
  17. Guardia Vieja7 days agoDescribed as Paris: the silent film 'Le tango' (1905), credited to Alice Guy, is on the Internet Archive in the silent films collection
  18. Guardia Nueva7 days agoDescribed as Haarlem: a Dutch newsreel of 1930 shows a tango demonstration by Cor Klinkert and Liesje Santen at the Rembrandt Theater in Haarlem: the French tango, the Argen
  19. Electronic and festival era7 days agoDescribed as Vienna: since 2017 the Argentine tango has been represented by a milonga at the ball of the Technische Universität Wien in the Hofburg and is now a regular part
  20. Guardia Nueva7 days agoDescribed as Vienna: documents show that the Argentine tango was explicitly excluded from the 23rd Ball der Stadt Wien (held roughly between 1920 and 1930)
  21. Guardia Vieja7 days agoDescribed as Vienna: in April 1914 the Viennese dance master Viola told the Austro-Hungarian dance masters' congress that the tango had made an 'absolute fiasco' in Vienna,
  22. Guardia Vieja7 days agoDescribed as Rome: Victor Emmanuel III of Savoy banned the Argentine tango from the balls at the Quirinal Palace (undated in the article)
  23. Guardia Vieja7 days agoDescribed as Italy: in November 1913 a Dutch paper reported that Queen Elena, wife of Victor Emmanuel III, had become a passionate admirer of the tango after two aristocrati
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