Tatler Magazine's Ostentatious 300 Year Anniversary
Christina Butty — October 16, 2009 — Celebs
In what was surely one of the fetes of the year, Tatler Magazine celebrated its 300th birthday this month. No expense was spared to amuse the A-list guest list, which even included royalty. This included a human sized cake, which I should hope was a decoration.
Tatler Magazine was started in 1709 as a pamphlet that revealed gossip, which was distributed three times a week. The 300th birthday party happened in the Stable Yard of St. James’s Palace, in Lancaster House.
Tatler Magazine was started in 1709 as a pamphlet that revealed gossip, which was distributed three times a week. The 300th birthday party happened in the Stable Yard of St. James’s Palace, in Lancaster House.
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Industry Implications
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