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- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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
- 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)
- 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,
- 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)
- 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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