A new dance of Tyrolean basis, has been invented by Miss Ursula Littlewood, of Wim-bredon. It is called the Swing Waltz, and pro-les for lots of noise, tap-dancing, and a final kiss—"if both partners feel so inclined.'—News Item.
Miss Ursula Littlewood, yearning To give us a dance free of faults, Seductively urges the learning Of one she's composed—the Swing Waltz.
It's base on an Austrian hop; you Should have lots of fun you have missed; But, chiefly, before you can stop, you Many find yourself kissed. E
The eight basic steps are instinct with a wild irresponsible joy: The partners will stamp as they're linked with A girl or—of course—with a boy.
That kiss, though the prospect's entrancing, Has risks, and I warm you, my pet, Just stamp on my foot while you're dancing—And see what you get!
—By F. G. H. Salusbury in the "Herald."
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