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[Holiday] [Film & Theatre] Hilton, Daisy & Violet. (1908 - 1969). Printed Christmas Card. A rare printed holiday card from the famous conjoined twins who toured in the U.S. sideshow and vaudeville circuit in the 1930s. Together with a small portrait photograph, both in very fine condition.
Born in England, the Hilton sisters toured first at the age of three as "The United Twins." In 1926 Bob Hope formed an act called the Dancemedians with the Hilton Sisters, and they eventually settled in TX, touring frequently with their dance and jazz (both played sax) routines. In 1932, the twins appeared as themselves in the movie "Freaks," and in 1951 they starred in "Chained for Life," an exploitation film loosely based on their lives.
Born in England, the Hilton sisters toured first at the age of three as "The United Twins." In 1926 Bob Hope formed an act called the Dancemedians with the Hilton Sisters, and they eventually settled in TX, touring frequently with their dance and jazz (both played sax) routines. In 1932, the twins appeared as themselves in the movie "Freaks," and in 1951 they starred in "Chained for Life," an exploitation film loosely based on their lives.
[Holiday] [Film & Theatre] Hilton, Daisy & Violet. (1908 - 1969). Printed Christmas Card. A rare printed holiday card from the famous conjoined twins who toured in the U.S. sideshow and vaudeville circuit in the 1930s. Together with a small portrait photograph, both in very fine condition.
Born in England, the Hilton sisters toured first at the age of three as "The United Twins." In 1926 Bob Hope formed an act called the Dancemedians with the Hilton Sisters, and they eventually settled in TX, touring frequently with their dance and jazz (both played sax) routines. In 1932, the twins appeared as themselves in the movie "Freaks," and in 1951 they starred in "Chained for Life," an exploitation film loosely based on their lives.
Born in England, the Hilton sisters toured first at the age of three as "The United Twins." In 1926 Bob Hope formed an act called the Dancemedians with the Hilton Sisters, and they eventually settled in TX, touring frequently with their dance and jazz (both played sax) routines. In 1932, the twins appeared as themselves in the movie "Freaks," and in 1951 they starred in "Chained for Life," an exploitation film loosely based on their lives.