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Donna at Pacy’s Garden Theatre – September 14-17, 1920
Donna in Baltimore, MD, at Pacy’s Garden Theatre – September 13-17, 1920 We know that Donna played at Henderson’s Theater on Coney Island On September 6th through the 13th. She then came to Pacy’s Garden Theatre in Baltimore, Maryland. Advertising … Continue reading
Posted in California Bathing Girls (1925), Donna Montran, Vaudeville
Tagged Maryland, Baltimore
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Donna in Bridgeport, CT, at Poli’s – June 30-July 2, 1927
By Don Taylor We know Donna played in Warren, PA, in early May, but don’t know where she, Sammy, and Hal Dixon were until the played at Poli’s Theater in Bridgeport, CT from June 30 until July 2, 1927.[i] [ii] … Continue reading
Posted in Donna Montran, Vaudeville
Tagged Connecticut Vaudeville, Donna Darling, Hal Dixon, Sammy Clark
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Donna in “Chin Chin” at the Empress Theatre, Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada – January 5-6, 1920
Thanks to an article in the Calgary Daily Herald, I had known that “Chin Chin” played in Medicine Hat, Alberta sometime shortly before January 8, 1920[i]. I finally found an article regarding “Chin Chin” playing in Medicine Hat[ii]. We now … Continue reading
Posted in 1919-20 - Chin Chin, Vaudeville
Tagged Chin Chin, Donna Montran, Vaudeville, Empress Theater Medicine Hat
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She Kissed Politicians in 1915
The Massachusetts Republican leadership were all there. Several hundred had gathered at the Hotel Brenton near the shores of Bass Point. The year was 1915, and there were many issues to be discussed. Former Governor Foss was there, so was … Continue reading
Donna in Dallas, TX, at the Melba Theatre – July 20-26, 1924
I was cleaning up my computer files and came across an old directory, “/From old Compaq.” I switched to Mac in 2008, so I didn’t hold much hope that anything I found there would be of help. Was I ever … Continue reading
Posted in Vaudeville
Tagged Vaudeville, Donna Darling, Dallas Texas, Grace Darling, Melba Theatre, Murray Earle
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