 Eleonora and Ethel, whose parents were from Norway, portrayed the immigrant's difficulty in adapting to American life.Their story "At The Movies" touches on homesickness for the Old Country while "The Baseball Game" recounts a Norwegian woman's misadventures with the national pastime.The humor in the stories rings true because the Olson Sisters knew their subject firsthand — whether it be a meeting of the ladies' aid, a piano lesson, or a scene witnessed on a train.