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In USA, the popularity of cigarettes exploded during World War Ithey were known as the soldiers smoke
It was the age when crazy millionaires in curly top-hats and lavender waistcoats gave champagne parties in rococo house-boats on the Thames, the age of diabolo and hobble skirts, the age of the "knut" in his grey bowler and cut-away coat, the age of The Merry Widow , Saki's novels, Peter Pan and Where the Rainbow Ends , the age when people talked about chocs and cigs and tipping and topping and heavenly, when they went for divvy week-ends at Brighton and had scrumptious teas at the Troc
The temptation has been strong, from advertisements for tobacco in baseball cards decades ago, to the glorified moment of New York Yankees slugger Babe Ruth accepting a plug of chew from his girlfriend before a climactic game-winning hit in the 1927 movie, Babe Comes Home. What movies rarely document is the dark side: Tony Gwynn, one of the greats on and off the field, dying at 54 after a long fight with mouth cancer
