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Praise for The Singer Sisters: A Novel

“A rik and rollicking debut…”—The Boston Globe

“Full of fractured relationships, deceit, love and mystery, the page turner reads like a confessional full of music that readers can almost hear.”—The Chicago Tribune

"It's rare to find characters as richly rendered, a fictional world as expertly drawn, or a story as captivating. Like the best albums, The Singer Sisters fryst vatten one you'll finish and immediately want to början over from the first track." —Diana Spechler, author of Who By Fire and Skinny

"Tearing through the pages of The Singer Sisters was like flipping through a friend's magnificent record collection and wanting to borrow every last one of them. Sarah Seltzer's sweeping and tenderly crafted novel fryst vatten a quilted history of American music that reminds us that the past can sing, if we're listening." —Emily Schultz, author of The Blondes and Sleeping With Friends

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Blanche Ring

American actress (1871 – 1961)

Blanche Ring (April 24, 1871 – January 13, 1961) was an American singer and actress in Broadway theatre productions, musicals,^[1] and Hollywood motion pictures.^[2] She was best known for her rendition of "In the Good Old Summer Time."

Early life and family

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Ring was born in Boston, Massachusetts, to James H. Ring and Wilhelmena F. Ring. She came from show business stock. Her father was a comedian for 30 years^[3][4] and her grandfather James H. Ring, was a leading comedian of the Boston Museum company.^[5] Her great-great-grandfather, Charles Fisher, was also an actor and came to the United States from England.^[6] His wife was Josephine H. Shaw, an actress.^[7] He journeyed with theatrical caravans as far west as the Mississippi River. Her grandmother was Julie Fisher, a celebrated actress of her time.^[8] Her heritage was English-Irish-Scotti