Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 35, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1935 — Page 3

APRIL 20, 1935

EASTER BRINGS THE BUNNY TO THE QUINTUPLETS' NEST

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sn't Annette the prim little somebody as she pries into the mys- Os all the Easter eggs in the world, we’ll bet not one hatched a more adorable little chick than Yvonne, who is here emerging from a cries of her Easter basket? And what a neat new Easter frock! huge ’egg'’ as part of the Easter fun at Callander. Nobody got more fun out of the stunt than Yvonne, whose face shows exuberant joy.

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“Well, and who are you, now?" asks Marie with wide eyes as she confronts the Chocolate Easter Bunny, who doesn't wink an eye or wiggle an ear at the meeting. “Huh!” sniffs Marie. “I guess if you're not afraid, I'm not!”

It’s Easter time in Quintupletland! The world's most prominent group of young ladies celebrates its first Easter appropriately, as the camera shows you here. These pictures of the Dionne quintuplets appear in Indianapolis exclusively in The Indianapolis Times.

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Through them you have a visual record of the growth of the world’s only living quintuplets. Naturally, there was a great to-do about the Dionne hospital where the quintuplets live in scientific Security as Easter approached. Gifts from interested persons the

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Taking a peep at life in the raw—the quins are astonished to find that Easter chicks are even softer and more helpless than they are. Marie, left, has to be held back by Nurs Leroux lest she climb right into the basket with the chicks, while Cecile studies the strangers gravely. But Emelie, right, is chiefly interested in the camera as Nurse De Kiriline holds her steady.

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world over came to the young ladies, only a small fraction of them suitable for ones so young. Nevertheless, as you see in the pictures, lilies and rabbits, traditional Easter fixtures, found their way into the nursery and were inspected with that innocent curiosity that only children of the age of the quintuplets can muster.

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0£ course little Yvonne couldn't be expected to know that it’s a cross of Easter lilies before her, but she’s plainly much interested.

Daily the interest in these charming young ladies grows, and their “fan” mail increases. But they are carefully guarded from the outside world which they are not yet able to meet, and only by these pictures are the people of the world, generously interested in them, acquainted with their home life.

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