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1931 USA: Two's company and a company of twos. Pairs rule the day as 150 sets of twins hold
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1:01Now PlayingDate: 27th April 1931
Location: LONG BEACH, CAL., U.S.
Source: Reuters Historical News Collection: BRITISH PARAMOUNT NEWSREEL (REUTERS)
Long Beach, Cal., U.S.: Gen view of parade of twins marching, semi cu. of kiddies in carriages wheeled by parents. CU. 2 men twins holding 2 girl twins. Pan. of family of 6 twins. CU. 2 freckled face girl twins. Semi cu. of girl looks in mirror & talks.
Sound Effects: Off-stage voice describes contest, off-stage Band plays light Marching Music, off-stage applause as twins go by & off-stage voice tells girl to go away from Mirror & quit faking.
United States of America; Multiple Births; Competitions
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