"Any belt over an inch and a quarter or more wide. You want to fill the loops and not have fabric hanging over the belt."
The Baronton Sisters on The Ed Sullivan Show
Foot jugglers The Baronton Sisters from France perform on The Ed Sullivan Show on February 2, 1969. Available on the DVD "Ed Sullivan presents World's Greatest Novelty Acts."
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