A Tango Spree

1914

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The one person in town who did not approve of the tango was Mr. Sparks. It wasn't only that Mr. Sparks did not approve of the tango; he abominated it. When girls attempted to buy slippers in... Read allThe one person in town who did not approve of the tango was Mr. Sparks. It wasn't only that Mr. Sparks did not approve of the tango; he abominated it. When girls attempted to buy slippers in his store, he sold them on the provision that they should not be used for the tango. Find... Read allThe one person in town who did not approve of the tango was Mr. Sparks. It wasn't only that Mr. Sparks did not approve of the tango; he abominated it. When girls attempted to buy slippers in his store, he sold them on the provision that they should not be used for the tango. Finding two of his clerks practicing the obnoxious steps, he discharged them on the spot, and ... Read all

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An old crank who is opposed to the tango

There is a laughter producing element in this comedy. An old crank who is opposed to the tango and all other dances, because he does not approve of them, attempts to taboo what he considers the obnoxious steps. He succeeds in getting rather roughly handled by the other inhabitants of the town who object to his censorship and is finally won over and does the tango with his dear old mother-in-law. - The Moving Picture World, August 15, 1914