New-York tribune. [volume], September 19, 1920, Page 10, Image 58

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ANNETTE WESTBAY,
who plays in that extraor?
dinary play of Rennvente'f
"The Passion Flower."
which onened last January
Annette is the daughter of
Melanie de Wienzkowska,
a celebrated Polish prnia
donna, who came to the
United .States to escape
political persecution in
her native country.
MARG?LA GILL
MORE, daughter of
Frank Gillmore, the
well known actor and
secretary of the Actors'
E () u i t y Association.
Marg?la, who as Sylvia
Fair, the irrepressible
flanper daughter in
"The Famous Mrs.
Fair," gives a "truly
extraordinary perform?
ance, and not a crea?
tion merely of static
character, but of devel?
opment and change
from act to act."
Campbell
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Like Parents,
Like Daughters!
Nine charming member? of the ?ee
ond generation wht> are making good !
! i following in famous footllght footsteps
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BETH MKAKINS. of that new musical show
at the Belmont, "Little Miss Charity." Beth is
the daughter of Charles
Bradford. Her dad was
of Prince Danilo n
and her mother
original
Soldier
Mi'flkin s and Edith
the creator of the r?le
'The Merry Widow"
M3j>rima donna of the
"Chocolate
company.
; BKTH MARTIN, winsome bobbed-haired daughter of Riccardo
Martin, the opera singer, and Ruano Bogislav. the gypsy
singer. Beth plays the r?le of Ursula Ballard in "Not So Long
Ago," a romantic comedy of the early '70s. (?,,,j.i?ii
BLYTHE DALY, daughter of the famous Arnold Daly, who plays
the part of Amelia Welwyn, in that amusing Ian Hay play, "Happy
Go-Lucky," which features O. P. Heggie at the Booth". white
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( HRI.sTINE and DARRY WELFORD. the two clever daughters of Dallas Welford. that droll comedian who butlers^i?
way through farce after farce. Both Christine (left) and Darrv are principals in the cast of George White's second
annual musical revue, "Scandals of 1920." Wnite
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PATTI HARROLP.the
talented eighteen-year
old daughter of Orville
Harrohl, of grand
opera fame, who came
out of Muncie, Uni., to
sten into the title r?le
of "Irene." Editli 'Day
was our first irene
of that ever-popular
musical treat' at the
Vanderbilt, then Adele
Rowland and now
pretty Patti.
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BFSSIE BACON, who
plays with lier da I, the
one and only Frank
Bacon, in "Lightnin'."
Miss Bacon is the Mrs.
Harper of this record
breaking comedy which
has been running con?
tinuously at the Gaiety
since August ?>>), 1918.