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The O'Connor Sisters #2

Etobicoke Historical Society Oral Histories by Etobicoke Historical Society

Sep 1, 202100:21:22Society & Culture

In a continuation of last month’s episode, the sisters talk about what life was like on the road, playing in various venues and being wooed by some admirers. They discuss the downfall of vaudeville and life afterwards -...

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