1950 Jan 17 Tu
Remarks on dancing with local Labour MP (Norman Dodds)
| Document type: | public statement |
|---|---|
| Document kind: | Remarks |
| Venue: | Unknown |
| Source: | Evening Post, 17 January 1950 |
| Journalist: | - |
| Editorial comments: | Summary including MT’s words in full; the whole article is available on the CD-ROM only. Time and place unknown. See Remarks on meeting her Labour opponent, 30 September 1949. The Evening Post has been re-titled Kent Today. |
| Importance ranking: | Trivial |
| Word count: | 117 |
| Themes: | Autobiographical comments |
Summary of Evening Post article under headline BALLROOM TRUCE
MT described her first meeting with her Labour opponent, Norman Dodds, at a ball in Dartford. Introduced on the ballroom floor, Dodds insisted she choose the dance and the tune. "I chose a tango, which is my favourite dance," said MT, "and the tune—‘Jealousy.’"
She added: "It turned out to be an exhibition dance: everyone left the floor to watch us!"
