Part 1/18: Book "Dancing Through Life" by Josephine Bradley The Queen of the Ballroom

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Welcome to this series narrated by Vaughan on the life of Josephine Bradley dubbed the Queen of the Ballroom. This book from 1947 offers a fascinating insight into the legacy of how Ballroom dancing and DanceSport came to be today.
Way back in the day [early 1900s] she was instrumental in the foundation of the ISTD [Imperial Society of Teachers of Dance] and pioneered Ballroom dancing to be standardized.
This is a fascinating tale written by her about her life and adventures.
Pull up a chair with a scotch and cigar or listen on the train and don't light up that cigar and let me narrate this tale along with my thoughts as we go along on a tale back in time.
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Please continue! Your comments make the story way more interesting than when I'm confined to my own thoughts when reading by myself...

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Excellent Vaughan. Long ago memories - 1953 - RAF National Service uniform at the crowded Saturday night dance in Forest Hall in Newcastle on Tyne. Jack.

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I saw chapter 8 first … now starting at the beginning. So cool!

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When is chapter two? Don’t keep us hanging 🙏

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