
Hungarian twins: Eleanor Gutöhrlein and Karla Gutöhrlein, known as
The Sisters G in costume for “Kiss Me Again”, 1930’s
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The Hungarian twins, Eleanor Gutöhrlein and Karla Gutöhrlein, known as ‘The Sisters G’
with an unknown dance partner in the Ziegfeld Follies revue in Chicago, 1932. / src: intriguing-people
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Claudette Colbert in “Cleopatra” (Cecil B. DeMille, 1934). Cinematographer: Victor Milner. / src: retro-vintage-photography

Unidentified photographer, German Graf Zeppelin flies over St. Paul’s Cathedral while on a press visit to London, 1930. Gelatin silver print, National Archives. / src: luminous-lint

Eleanor G, or Eleanor Gutöhrlein, one of the Hungarian twins, known as The Sisters G
in an expressive pose, photographer unknown, ca. 1933 / src: intriguing-people
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Karla G, or Karla
Gutöhrlein, one of the Hungarian twins,
known as The Sisters G
doing her best ‘vamp’ look, photographer unknown, ca. 1933 / src: intriguing-people
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The Hungarian twins,
Eleanor Gutöhrlein and Karla Gutöhrlein, known as ‘The Sisters G’, circa 1931 / src: intriguing-people
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The Hungarian twins, Karla and Eleanor Gutchrlein, known as
The Sisters G in publicity photograph for “God’s Gift to Women”, 1931 / src: blogspot
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