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The California Bathing Beauties at the Pastime Theatre, Union Hill, NJ, Nov 15-17, 1920.
Donna in the News104 Years Agoby Don Taylor “Donna in the News” reports newly found newspaper articles and advertisements regarding my grandmother, Madonna Montran (aka Donna Montran and Donna Darling). I am always excited when I discover a new venue … Continue reading
Posted in 104 Years Ago, Beach Promenade (1920), In the news
Tagged New Jersey, Pastime Theatre, Union Hill
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Dona Montrim at Lincoln Theatre, Union City, NY, Sep. 5-7, 1921.
103 years ago, my grandmother, “Donna Darling,” was in the news for being at the Lincoln Theatre in Union City, NJ. #Genealogy #Vaudeville #InTheNews “A Musical Cocktail.” Continue reading
Posted in 103 Years Ago, A Musical Cocktail, In the news
Tagged Vaudeville, New Jersey, Lincoln Theatre, Union City
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Donna & Crescent Theatre In the News
Donna Darling at Crescent Theatre, Perth Amboy, NJ, 18-20 December 1922 Donna in the News 100 Years Ago by Don Taylor “Donna in the News” is my reporting of newly found newspaper articles and advertisements regarding my grandmother, Madonna Montran … Continue reading
Posted in 100 Years ago, In the news, Futuristic Review (1922), Vaudeville
Tagged Perth Amboy, New Jersey
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Ancestor Sketch – Marie Louise Polk
Bradley-Hingston Project Bradley-Taylor-Polk Line By Don Taylor Overview Marie Louise Polk was born in Jan 1864 in Arkansas to John Widener Polk and Anna Eliza Kean. She had four siblings[i], Anna, Magdalen, John, and Mary. On 17 January 1887, when … Continue reading
Posted in Polk, Taylor, Bradley-Hingston Project
Tagged Cape May, Kansas, Wea, Pennsylvania, Independence, Washington DC, Missoury, Philadelphia, Lower Merion, New Jersey, Arkansas
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Donna 100 Years ago – 10 August 1921
Asbury Park, New Jersey by Don Taylor “Donna 100 years ago” is my reporting of events relating to my grandmother, Madonna Montran (aka Donna Montran and Donna Darling) 100 years ago. Hers was the exciting world of 1920s vaudeville. She … Continue reading