“Darling Revue” at Orpheum Theater, Tulsa, OK,
Aug 8 thru 11, 1926.
Donna in the News
by Don Taylor
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“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 find a new venue for my grandmother’s exciting show business career of the 1910s and 1920s.
This week from the Morning Tulsa Daily World (Tulsa, OK) newspaper, dated Aug 8, 1926, I learned that Donna played at the Orpheum Theater in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
The Orpheum
There is plenty of variety on the new bill opening at the Orpheum today.
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Donna Darling heads a song and dance revue that is as colorful as it is novel and entertaining. She is supported by a capable cast of entertainers, and it is one of vaudeville’s fasting moving song and dance offerings.
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8 Aug 1926
Also on the bill are the following:
- Bernard Weber “Popular Radio Entertainers”
- Zeck & Randolph “Grooming the Groom:
- Sie-Te-Har Troupe (Daredevil Feats)
- The McCreas
- The movie, Scarlet Saint
Because of those newly available online articles, I was able to add another venue for Donna’s exciting vaudeville career.
New information added to her career list:
Endnotes
My thanks to Newspapers.com for providing access to this clipping.