Identical twins with identical dislike of Canada are the dancing Hudson sisters of Croydon

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Identical twins with identical dislike of Canada are the dancing Hudson sisters of Croydon

Date10/19/1946

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Original Toronto Star caption: Identical twins with identical dislike of Canada are the dancing Hudson sisters of Croydon. Eng.; who plan to take their children and go home to mother. Their Peterboro husbands say they may or may not follow. From left to right are: Mrs. Charles Gray and Carol Ann; and Mrs. Thomas Harvey with Valerie

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Out for stroll Mrs. Gray and Carol Ann are on the left this time. The sisters come from a theatrical family. They were married in a double ceremony at Croydon, England

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