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My Three Sons Season 11 Episode 20
Dodie studying piano, Margaret on the violin and Susan at clarinet, comprise the ‘Rondelay trio’ and Dodie tells Steve and Barbara the good news that they’ll practice at the Douglas house for their upcoming recital.
Serie: My Three Sons
Episode Title: The Recital
Air Date: 1971-02-20
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