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Two sopranos (one at the piano) and the third sister a contralto. Although using popular ditties they are straight singers, depending mainly upon harmonizing to score. They know how to sing but their voices are not sufficiently out of the ordinary to warrant any demand for the act beyond the three-a-day. Unattractively gowned, their hair not done up attractively and amateurishly made up (no corresponding in facial coloring), they go through a pleasing little routine and retire without registering anything but a negative hit.
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Variety, LXII: 14, May, 27, 1921.