SIAMESE TWINS
" INDEPENDENT IN MIND " DIFFERING TASTES LONDON, Jnn. <ll " Inseparable in body, but independent in mind," describes the English Siamese twins, the Hilton Sisters, musicians and dancers, who are appearing on the music halls. Violet likes an occasional drink, but does not smoke, while Daisy smokes all day, hut never drinks. The latter js serious-minded, and likes thoughtful people whereas Violet is impulsive and prefers gayer company.
Violet says, " We realised the situation after our only quarrel, which occurred in our childhood. Wo then decided to live amicably, and give way alternately and have our own friends.
" Once we were keen on two boys—one in Los Angeles and the other in San Francisco—and accordingly halved a week's holiday and met both. " Daisy is engaged to a Chicago musician. He is not niy type, but I am not jealous. I hope to marry some day." Neither is desirous of partition. Violet says it would bo too great a change after a quarter of a century.
" Wc are quite happy as we are," de clarcs Daisy.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21404, 31 January 1933, Page 9
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175SIAMESE TWINS New Zealand Herald, Volume LXX, Issue 21404, 31 January 1933, Page 9
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