The Bell Sisters were a US singing duo popular in the 1950s consisting of s… Read Full Bio ↴The Bell Sisters were a US singing duo popular in the 1950s consisting of sisters Cynthia and Kay Strother, who adopted their mother's maiden name of Bell. Their first and biggest hit, "Bermuda", written by Cynthia, peaked at #7 in 1952, having a three-month run on the Hit Parade,[1] and eventually selling 1 million copies.[2] They appeared in two movies, "Those Redheads from Seattle" and "Cruisin' Down the River," both of which were released in 1953.
They released 11 records on the RCA Victor label.
In May 1952, they appeared in the annual police benefit along with Bob Hope, Jack Benny, and Gene Autry. They were on the television shows of Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, and Dinah Shore.[1]
Cynthia was born October 5, 1935, in Kentucky[3] Kay b. c. 1940.[2]
They released 11 records on the RCA Victor label.
In May 1952, they appeared in the annual police benefit along with Bob Hope, Jack Benny, and Gene Autry. They were on the television shows of Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, and Dinah Shore.[1]
Cynthia was born October 5, 1935, in Kentucky[3] Kay b. c. 1940.[2]
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