Reginald Denny, in person! (Opening night only)

Allen White's Collegians (live act)

Elmer Vincent, organist

Allen White's Collegians (live act)

Elmer Vincent, organist

Allen White's Collegians (live act)

Walter D. Beaton "The Eminent Scottish Baritone" (live act)

Elmer Vincent at the Baby Grand (live act)

Walter D. Beaton, Baritone (live act)

Art Landry and his Victor Recording Band (live act)

Art Landry and his Victor Recording Band (live act)

The Kirksmith Girls - 5 Famous Sisters from America's most representative musical family (live act)

Five Kirksmith Sisters (live act)

Call Palo Alto 40 for Loge Reservations

Matinees .50, Loges .75, Evenings .65, Kids .25, Loges .90

James Isherwood sings 'The Holy City' and 'In the Garden' (live)

Old Time Songs by Isherwood (live)

Isherwood "Old Black Joe" in character (live)

Vaudeville

Leslova & Darasoff "Chic Unique"—novelty musical and dancing specialty

Gordon & Delmar—Songs as you like them

Corelli & Burley—Comedy patter and eccentric dances

Ralph Seabury—The Illustrating Monologuist

Walter Fishter & Co. in "Go into the Kitchen", a rip-roaring comedy sketch

Vaudeville

Farnell & Florence in "Symptoms of ??"

Lottie Rule—A Musical Treat on Accordian and Saxophone

Sang & Chung—China's Exponents of Harmony and Fun

Peters & LeBuff—Bumps, Bounces, Thrills and Falls

Billy Gross and Co. in "Oh, You Flirt"

Vaudeville

Four Vanity Dolls

Hurio

Scream Welch & Sig Mealy

Carmen & Rose—Mirth, Melody and Steps

Bergen & Co.—The Voice Illusionist in "The Operation"

Vaudeville

Gladys Delmar & Boys—Syncopated Sextette

Billy Knight's Roosters in "Fowl Play"

George A. Mack—Somewhat Different

Ray–Valey–Esther—"The Act Beautiful," an artistic divertisement of music, song and dance

Mamie Ling & Tommy Long—A Unusual Comedy Offering

Mlle. Nina, Frank Bacon and Sophie Fontaine—"Artistic Revelations"

Joe Cody and Brother—Comedy Mad Hatters

Maybelle Phillips—The Sunshine Girl

Pierce and Roslyn—A Whirl of Melody

Barton and Young—It's All in Fun

Jack Bigelow and His 8 Musical Misses

Harry Brown, the Singing Juggler

Ray Conlin, the Sub-Vocal Comedian

Howe and Fey—Sense and Nonsense

Three Marion Sisters—Petite Dance Review

California Sunshine Kiddies—8 clever youngsters in a song and dance revue in conjunction with the comedy feature

The Knox Comedy Four in "Out of Turn", vaudeville's knockout male quartet

Mantell's Manikins in "Le Petit Cabaret", a Manikin musical comedy with 50 miniature actors

O'Brien Sisters and Mack—Musical comedy favorites

W.C. Dornfield—late of Elsie Janis and Her Gang

Sinde Dale and Dixie Delene—in a classic song and dance

Gypsy Life "Sensational European Dance Revue"

Al Leonard—The Fashion Plate Comic

Metz Duo—A most unusual comedy novelty

Musical Lavonnas—Spanish instrumental novelty

Earl Mossman and Alice Turner in Broadway Tidbits

Curtain at 8:30. Lower floor $1.65, Balcony loge $1.65, First 6 rows of balcony $1.10, balcony balance .50¢

Note: These popular prices have been made possible only through our large seating capacity.

Ginger Jazz Revue—5 talented artists in a peppy, singing, dancing and musical offering—acrobatic dancing that will amaze you

Mills and Duncan—A couple of wisecrackers from Hickville

Bush and Joy—Novelty instrumentalists

Austin and Arnold—Songs, impersonations

Fox and Zarno—Hand to hand balancers

Vaudeville

Bernice Brin and Company "The Peter Pan Revue" Talent—Beautiful Girls—Novelty—Everything that goes to make an offering of this kind entertaining

Charley Calvert—Jazzologist, Late Featured Dancer of Winter Garden Revue and Staff Artist of WQJ, Chicago

Bell and Darling in "League of Nonsense"

Lyle and Irma Conner "On the Wire"

Hart, Roberts and O'Neil—Royal Entertainers "European Eccentric Oddities"

Two Shows at 7:00 and 9:00. Admission .50¢, Children .25¢, Loges .75¢

Golden Gate Revue—6 clever girls and boys who are past masters in their line. You'll like this act!

Kingston and Ebner in "This and That"

Casson Bros and Marie—Dance a la Graphonola

Winifred and Lucille—Xylophonists

Leland and St. Clair—Comedians

Dekoe Trio and Bobby, the Wonder Dog—Jugglers supreme

Joe Jenny and His Famous Empire Comedy Four—America's funniest quartette in their original comedy creation

Elizabeth Friedman's Elida Ballet, with Adele Jeanne, Premier Danseuse

Trout and Heff—Two Black Spasms

Stuart Darrow—Smoke Pictures and Shadows

From the English Music Halls—Arnold and Florence, High Geared for Laughs

Extra added attraction: "Talking Motion Pictures" perfected by Orlando E. Kellum. Entertaining! Educational!

Fashion Follies—From old fashioned to jazz styles, songs and steps

Two Circus Novelties—Lind Trio "A Day in the Orchard", Montambo and Nat "Acrobatic Funsters"

Ray and Eldert in "A Rural Oddity"

Rhinehart and Duff in Songs You Like

Rice and Cady in "Am I Right?"

Betty Brown at the organ (live)

Colorful Prologue to Film—Santiago and Angelina, two Spanish dancers from the studios

Also, motion pictures of the Stanford and USC football game

Fehnova Dancers, A Whirl of Dance featuring L. Orient Evelyn, Lea Theodore, Rena Roe, Gypsie Leonora and Ivan Fehnova

Wanda Ludlow and Co—in a farcical comedy "Room 515"

The Nifty Twirlers—Gallick and Claritt—Roller Skaters Supreme

Harry Cody and Jack Twigg—"Two Special Delivery Males"—They play a wicked uke!

Tony and George—On the Boulevard

Bob Allen and His Synco-Synphomic Band—First appearance on the Coast, they were booked solid in Los Angeles and San Francisco at the biggest Houses

The Great L.A. Temple and Co. presents "The Enchanted Palace of Mystery"

Holly ? (The Golden Voice)

Dave Fox and Jane Allyn in "To Let"

Jess and Dell—The human puppets

Metropolitan Five—An unusual offering of operatic and popular melodies

J. Burke Morgan and Co—Skit "Oh My Goodness"

Lucy Bruch—Gypsy violinist

Marigold Trio—Song Singing Sun-uver-Guns

Clayton and Clayton—Songs, comedy and pictures

Esther Four—European Novelty Aero Dancers

Live act:

Burt Earle and His 10 Musical Maids, featuring Hazel Dunlap, winner of the National Charleston Contest held at Graumann's Egyptian Theatre recently

Tues night: Charleston Contest at conclusion of first show—Open to all! Cash Prizes!

Olliene Terry and Coin "Le Petit Ballet"—Jazz, toe, charleston and pony dancing

Allen Norman

Flying McReas in "Up He Goes"

Al Grady—Pianologue Songfoolery

Frankie Hall and Billy O'Brien in "Skylarking"

Laying of asphalt on University Avenue (November 17 news in PA Times)

Henry Catalano and Co. in "A Timely Revue" with the Three Sturm Sisters

Maud Ellet Co. presents "Girls with Attitude"

Clarence Downey and Co.—Black Art Novelty

John Geiger and His Talking Violin

Telaak and Dean—Laughsmiths

J. Joseph Clifford, America's foremost psychologist. Note: J. Joseph Clifford has proved to be a sensation throughout the entire country; he will mystify and amuse you.

Zola Bennett and Co. in "Sportology"

Clyde and Marion Nelson in an artistic novelty

Homer Coghill, "The Versatile Boy"

Burkhart and Rich in "Have a Sample"

Miss Faber at the organ (live)

Verna Haworth and Fred Martin in "That's All There Is"

Donahue and LaSalle in a unique novelty

George La Tour—"Manipulating Raconteur"

Four of Us—Quartette of Distinction

Eddie and Ramsden "Something and Nothing"

"The Enchanted Forest" Wonderful spectacular novelty

Plus 4 Other Big Acts

Also Sat December 12: 10 PM show for children—Capt F.E. Kleinschmidt presents Santa Claus, a fantasy actually filmed in North Alaska

Along Broadway with Harry Keesler

Morgan and Lake—Personification of nonsense

Darkleys in "Moving Silhouettes"

Delbridge and Crammer in "A Trip to Dixie"

Murray Bros. in The Bounding Bouncers

Frisco Harmonists

White, Black and Useless in "Mary's Groom"—Vaudeville's funniest mule act

Sweeney and Stewart—"Two Minds with a Single Thought"

Winston Holland "The Cowboy Whistler"

Stanton and Dolores in "Just Two Girls Trying to Get Along"

Original Four Philips—World's Greatest Forehead Balancers

Cronin and Hart in "All in Fun"

Selbini and Grovini in "Follies of Vaudeville"

Wood and White—The Two Dumbells

Russo, Teis and Russo—The Sheik and the Two Slaves

New Year's Eve Midnight Show at 11:15

Lotza fun—Amateurs Charleston contest, Boys' Pie Eating Contest, Ladies' Wood Sawing Contest

Cash prizes—$100

Open to all comers—You be the judge

Burt Earle and His 10 Banjo Girls with Carmen Stanley "the miniature Prima Donna"

Hazel Dunlap "the Champ of all Lady Charleston Dancers"

"Artists in a Cabaret"—presented by all the acts of the vaudeville road show—it will be a scream!

All seats reserved—.50¢, .75¢, $1.00