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Donna & Rivoli Theatre in the News
Don Taylor celebrates discovering articles on his grandmother, Madonna Montran, known as Donna Darling, and her 1920s show business career. On December 7, 1924, Darling’s vaudeville act, including toe dancing, singing, and a larger orchestra, was featured at Rivoli Theatre, Two Rivers, WI, alongside a Warner Bros. film. Continue reading
Posted in California Bathing Girls (1925), In the news, Vaudeville
Tagged Genealogy, Rivoli Theatre, Two Rivers, Wisconsin
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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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Donna Darling Review – Rivoli Theater, Portland, OR – Nov 6-11, 1926.
Donna in the News99 Years Agoby Don Taylor Last May, in “Two clippings and three photos,” I reviewed a clipping from my grandmother’s scrapbook showing she played at a Rivoli theatre, probably in either Grant’s Pass or Portland, Oregon. I … Continue reading
Posted in 99 Years Ago, Donna Darling and Sammy Clark Revue, In the news
Tagged Oregon, Portland, Rivoli
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Donna & the Lyric Theatre – In the News
101 years ago, my grandmother, “Donna Darling,” was in the news for being at the Lyric Theatre in Birmingham, AL. Continue reading
Posted in 101 Years Ago, In the news, Song & Dance Romance, Vaudeville
Tagged Alabama, Birmingham, Lyric Theatre
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John Huber in the Saginaw News
by Don Taylor “In the News” is my reporting on newly discovered newspaper articles and advertising regarding ancestors I am researching. John Huber is my wife’s great-grandfather. The information in newspapers often raises more questions and research areas, but they … Continue reading