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Tag Archives: Vaudeville
Donna at the Metropolitan Opera House, Philadelphia, PA, August 9-21, 1920
Background I have long been looking for when Donna made the shift from being in the “Chin Chin” production to being in the “California Bathing Beauties.” The last “Chin Chin” production that I know of was on May 21, 1920 … Continue reading
Donna in Fort Wayne, IN, at the Majestic Theatre – February 15, 1920
This week I did more background research regarding Donna’s career with the “Chin Chin” production. I still haven’t determined dates or venue for their Minneapolis showing (other than late January to early February, 1920). I did, however, find where the … Continue reading
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Tagged Chin Chin, Donna Montran, Fort Wayne, Majestic Theatre, Vaudeville
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Donna in Logansport, IN, at the Nelson Theatre – February 19, 1920
I haven’t discovered where the “Chin Chin” cast were immediately before they arrived at the Nelson Theatre in Logansport, Indiana on February 19th. We know they were in Madison, WI for Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14th, but are still unsure where … Continue reading
Donna in Hamilton, OH, at the Palace Theater – March 22-25, 1925
Wagon Advertisement for the Palace TheatreIn front of the Palace Theatre, 1920 * Photo via Photobucket I haven’t figured out exactly where Donna was before she played at the Palace Theater in Hamilton, Ohio, on March 22nd to March 25th, … Continue reading
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Tagged Donna Darling, Hollywood Bathing Girls Revue, Ohio, Vaudeville
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Donna in Madison, WI, at the Fuller Theater – Valentine’s Day – 14 Feb 1920
After having played the Grand Theatre in Eau Claire, on the 12th and the Myers Theater in Janesville on the 13th, the “Chin-Chin” backtracked the short 40 miles to Madison to play the Fuller Theater. The only railroad, of the … Continue reading
