This captivating vintage magazine article, titled "The Three Lane Girls Make Good: They Are Hollywood's Best Sister Act," offers a fascinating glimpse into the early careers of the renowned Lane Sisters. The article chronicles the journey of the Mullingan sisters from Indianola, Iowa, to Hollywood stardom, focusing on Lola, Rosemary, and Priscilla Lane. It details their start in vaudeville, Lola's film roles in "Lola Lane Special" and "Varsity Show," and Rosemary and Priscilla's performances with Fred Waring's Pennsylvanians. The piece also touches on their personal lives and mentions their appearance in the film "Four Daughters," providing rich historical context for collectors of classic Hollywood memorabilia.The ephemera features three distinct images: one of Priscilla, Lola, and Rosemary together in stylish coats and hats; a large, striking portrait of Priscilla Lane taking a dip in a swimsuit; and a smaller photo of Rosemary Lane wading. These visuals beautifully complement the narrative, showcasing the sisters' charm and appeal during their rise in the entertainment industry. This original print offers a tangible piece of cinema history, perfect for enthusiasts of Hollywood's golden age, vintage movie stars, and early celebrity culture.
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