Violet and her conjoined twin sister Daisy Hilton, born to a humble barmaid, were destined for a life of peculiarity and hardship, as they were raised by the midwife who delivered them, Mary Hilton, who astutely perceived an opportunity to capitalize on the unique features of these curly-haired infants. From a tender age, Mary Hilton began training the twins to perform, unwittingly subjecting them to a life of mistreatment and poverty, as she profited handsomely from their extraordinary talents.
As the years went by, Violet and Daisy's aspirations for self-governance and self-reliance began to take center stage, driving them to pursue a life of unbridled freedom and autonomy. It wasn't until they had reached the ripe age of 23 that they finally seized the reins of their own destinies, orchestrating a private meeting with a seasoned lawyer and subsequently taking on the role of their own managers.
As their remarkable performances captivated audiences across the board, Violet and Daisy, the twin sisters, solidified their position as a cornerstone of the vaudeville circuit, earning widespread acclaim and admiration from all who had the privilege of witnessing their acts.
Violet and Daisy Hilton, the world-renowned conjoined twins, embarked on a tumultuous journey, attempting to break into the film industry, yet ultimately succumbing to the harsh realities of poverty and obscurity. Their lives, marked by unrelenting struggle, reached a devastating climax when they were discovered lifeless in their apartment, their absence from work unreported by their employer, a local grocer.
