Samaroff's Tip Top Revue—10 Capitivating Beauties, all pupils of St. Denis and Pavlowa, Whirlwind Dancers

Three Bad Boys—Harmony–Talking–Laughs Galore, A Comedy Riot

Snell and Vernon—An Artistic Diversion

Johnny Larkin—the Rajah of Mirth

La Chelle at the mighty Stanford organ

Slayman-Ali and his Seven Blue Devils—Whirlwind tumblers direct from the Orpheum! The most sensational troupe on the stage today

Eileen Flory—Singing Character Comedienne

La Ventura—The Act Exquisite

Cavanna Duos—Circus Day

La Chelle at the organ

Gates Midshipmen—a real hot novelty syncopated orchestra

Brown and Willa—Rag Picture Artists

La Metta Sisters—musical novelty

Johnson and McIntosh—colored troubadors

The Totten Revue—Nifty Steppers in Song and Dance

Kyrlton Sisters and Mack—Two Baby Grands and an Upright

Swor and Swor—"Way Down Yonder in Blackface"

Armand and Perez—daring unique acrobatics

La Chelle at the organ

Aleko and Company—Egyptian Illusionist and Telepathist, They See–They Know–They Tell! Baffling–Mystifying–Sensational!

Mordock Sisters—Aerial Thrills

The Gardens—Xylophone Novelty

Curry and Alexander—Dance Novelties

La Chelle on the Organ

Hollywood Bathing Girl Beauties—Direct from the studios of the world's film capitol in a Colorful Revue

Keystone Duo—Harmony Boys and Instrumentalists

Bell Thaser Duo—a vision of Gladiatoral Beauty

The Del Sos—Australian Athletes supreme

Plantation Days—Darkie Pastimes, 10 colored artists

Richardson's Dogs—Posing performing canines

Flip and Flapper—Comedy, Songs, Dance

De La Plaza Co.—Dancers Deluxe

The Doll Shop—A beautiful fanciful revue

Tolliver and Harris—Fun in a Chinese laundry

Violet Rowland and Girls—Novel songs and dances

Alek Perrell in "Shadowland"

La Chelle at the organ

Maurice Gunsky—America's foremost radio star and Victor record artist

Young and Ernest—Somewhat Different Dancers

Ross and Perry—A Real Banjo Novelty

Brindamour and Co.—Famous Escape Artist—He gets out of everything!

La Chelle at the organ

George Lipschultz "The American Fritz Kreisler"—Famous radio star and Concert Master and Violin Virtuoso

Louis Frondi's "Gems from Spain"—A singing and dancing musical revue

Curt Galloway "The Last of the 400"

Gladys and Buddy "Comedy Moments"

Cherie and Her Living Models presenting the most beautiful, graceful and artistics numbers of world famed masterpieces

Joane and Jean—Two clever young artists—the wonder violinist and the baby nightingale

Hight and Daugherty—the U.S. steppers—Two boys with an eccentric dance of Ferina

Joe Wong and Co.—The Chinese Vitaphone Artists—A clever oriental singer of American popular songs

Maroni and Warner—Gymnasts Supreme

Robin and Hood—European Ladder Novelty

Lawrence Sisters—A playday in Hollywood, 3 dainty misses

Sunbeam Revue—5 People in a tasty refined offering

La Chelle on the organ (live)

Mantells Maninikens, World Famous Marionettes—Presenting a show all their own: a Russian ballet! Comical and well known movie characters! Negro song and dance artists! And their famous Spanish bullfight, employing seven characters!

Newton Twins—Harmony Personalities

Jean Barrios—Sensational double voiced vocalist

La Salle and Mack, Two Boys—Novelty Diversions, Comedy Athletes

Lamonts Birds—Lamont's Cockatoos in a clever demonstration of bird talking

Eclipse Four—A Comedy Quartette

Whiz Bang Revue—Snappy songs, an original comedy

Irving Rose—Eccentric dance comedian

Portnoff's Russians—Native songs, dances, music

Reeder and Saeger—Two Boys and Two Key Boards

Ted and Ethel—Nifty nonsense

Reynolds and Collette—Equilibrists

La Chelle at the organ

Richard Walley—Juggling novelty

West and Fields—Comedy moments

Dokes and Dokes—Sad singers of sad songs

Suzette and Jose—with the Rios, talented versatile vaudevillians

La Chelle on the organ

Hugh Barrett Dobbs "Dobsie" and Wee Willie—Sunshine Boys from KPO

The Great Santell

Sadie Sherman

Betty and Berdine

La Chelle on the organ

Chase and LaTour Co.

Jessie Millar

Early and Echo "Those Two Girls"

The Gabberts—Ingenious Athletes

Kjerulf Harpists

Perez-Koko Co.—European Novelty

Leo Flanders "The History of Jazz"

Al and Louise Walker

Darewahl and Co.—A Riot of Fun

Al Kaplan

Four Phillips—World's greatest four hand balancing artists

Ashton—Novelty vocalist

The Four Covans—Those nifty strutter in a splendid dance presentation

Takayama—Japanese juggler extraordinary

Frank Rogers—Ventriloquest

Hal Stephens and Co. in "So This is Hollywood"

Martinez Family—Musicians from sunny Spain with Blanca Flor

Mostly Girls—The sunshine revue with Bud Shafer and Larry O'Dowd

Eddie Mahoney—The nut at the piano

Illmo and Marguerite—Comedy variety artists

Miss Eva Clarke, direct from the Orpheum, with Dan Caslar and the Croonaders—Talented and classy singing musical offering

Lucille Selwyn—Singing comedienne

A. Aguilar—Famous Spanish Tenor

Hefferman and Morris—Bags of Nonsense

Zizz Black's Band—A novel and versatile group of 9 serenaders

Marsden and White—The skating fiends

William French—Eccentric dancer

Leonard and Hines—Harmony sweethearts

Eva Novak and her Classmates—Five pretty girls in a snappy musicale

Morton and Vincent—KFRC favorites in a pleasing offering filled with chuckles and entertainment

Les Keliors in "A Day at the Circus"—laughs and clever tricks

McGreercy and Jeffries in the comedy skit "Now"

Carol Weston and Co.

The Rolling Stones—Taps and speed

Ted and Art Miller—Whispering Harmonists

Marie Hughes and Brother—Grace and agility

Billy Sherwood and His KYA Radio Entertainers—Merry Mary Dew, Don E. Mack, Dee Crawford, Rudy Sual, Robert Carlson, Georges Barsteen, Little Mary Elliott, Billy Leonard—An evening at the studio

Jack Hall presents "Bum" the Wonder Dog

Betty Lou Hart—Original Gingham girl

Corncob and Seymore in their "Musical Get Ups"

Arkansas Charlie—Radio and Victor recording star, direct from the Big Time

Calvin and Vesey in "A Breeze from Dixie" plenty of comedy

Lee Mason and Sunny "Follies of 1928"

Acrobatic Wonders "Six Hassens"—a peppy aggregation of sensational athletes

Elwyn Trio—Mirimbaphone experts

Beeman and Grace

The Wonder Girl—Athletic novelty

Carlisle and Lamal in "The Interview"

Haven MacQuarrie and Co.—Broadway's greatest laugh novelty in a laughology

La Vail and Sister and Dean

Billie Weir—The Vitaphone girl

Fitzsimmons and Edwards

La Chelle on the organ

Spanish Fantasy—Gems from sunny Spain

Tom Mahoney—King of the Crossing

Harding and Gates—Two Dancing Bellhops

Frank and Mae Collins—Versatile moments

Redmond and Wells in "The Gyp"

De Bee and Hudson—A great pair of comedy instrumentalists

Brock and Thompson—Dancing fools

The Pina Family—Sensational acrobats

Elbert La Chelle, the singing organist (live)

"Wolf" the War Dog—Famous World War dog doing stunts at the word of his master

Desley Sisters—Harmony singing and dancing

Chapelle and Rayner, Twins—London's favorites

Bernard and Mann in a comedy sketch "Give and Take"

Greta and Lucette of Radio KYA in a cycle of new and loved melodies

Jack Roshier's Canine Twins—A clever canine novelty

Berg and English—The dark horses of the screen

The Neapolitan Four—Comedy harmonists from Italy, one of America's greatest comedy singing acts

The Harlequins—Art, grace and flexibility

King Sisters—Just two girls

Dan Downing—Novelty vocalist

Moran and Wiser Co.—Plenty of laughs and lots of thrills

Vallerie and Verdell—The Peppy Duo, Snappy songs and dances

Polito Four—Four pretty girls in song and dance hits

Billy Mack—That topical fellow

Music Art Revue

Bernard and Co. in "Who is She?" a modern satire

Doe Doakes—The talkative trickster

Michel—America's famous juvenile instrumentalist

Pipe Dreams—A big song and dance revue

Francis X. Bushman in person—Thurs and Fri only—The mighty Messala of "Ben Hur" direct from his tour of the Orpheum Theatres, with His Company in a delightful comedy sketch—and tales of the studios—assisted by his marvelous Great Dane

Vaudeville—including 2 big headliners direct from the Orpheum

Paul Yocan and company in "Artistic Moments", a full stage of special scenery

Hector and His Gang—Those lovable canines from Hollywood

Downing and Fletcher—Late features of the Hollywood Music Box Revue in "Burlesque up to date"

Muriel Dae—Musically different. A beautiful and accomplished girl in a pleasing musicale.

Walters and Vivian—A sensation

Clayton Drew Players—A screaming travesty on Shakespeare

Ellery and Cooper—Dainty clever misses

Lewis and Lavan in a rural classic

Four Americans—An Indian novelty

Washington Jackson—The dancing presidents

The Lampinos—Comedy, mystery and thrills

Newhoff and Phelps in Tuneful Tales

Foursome Quartette—A quartette of comedy vocalists "Hear 'em!"

Duboce and Babette—A clever bicycle novelty

McNaughton and Nichols—Comedy talk—"She's not a phonograph!"

Capt. McIntyre and Co.—The world's greatest rifle shot

Vaudeville—"Our big jubilee vaudeville program—vaudeville is a year old this week at the new Stanford"

The Musical Gobs—A sextette of syncopated musical entertainers with a flock of hot numbers–and how!

Johnson and McIntosh in "A little bit of everything"—Two very clever boys

Ergotti in a European novelty "Footology"—Some very unique stunts in jugglery

The Kayton Sisters in "Dance Frivolities"—Three beautiful girls and they can dance, too

Kane's Serenaders—Radio and recording artists—Seven peppy South Sea Island entertainers

Shirley and Grant in "Tues and Taps"

Three Kays offering "Acrobatic Novelties"

La Boheme Trio—Character harmony funsters—Clever comedy numbers interspersed with plenty of laughs

Elbert La Chelle sings "Little Mother" (live)

Flo Lewis—Big time musical comedy star

Burt Lamar—That flexible fellow

Fox and Ferris—Two American beauties

Dorothy's Circus—A miniature reminder of the Big Tops—Ponies, dogs, monkeys

Cameo Revue—Eight beautiful girls in "Youth-Pep-Personality"

Jack Harris—Novelty balancer

Nassau Trio—Marimbaphone experts

Melvin O'Brien and Co.—Bits of this and that

Mantell's Manikins—Orpheum headliners offering "Marionette WOnders"

Hayes Bros. in "Just two boys"

Three Dears—Acrobatic novelty

Grace Adelphi & Co., direct from Oakland Orpheum in "Songs and Dance"

Stanford Band—Thursday only (live)

De La Plaza and Juanita, assisted by Senorita Beval and the Arabian Serenaders—8 People 8—offering "International Revue"

Duke Johnson "Watch the Quadrille"

Al and Eleta Cronin "Novelty Bits"

Gerald Griffin "Ireland's Sweetest Tenor"

LaRue and Taylor—Taps and Tunes

Chang and Law—Chinese musical novelty

Mack and Larue—Sensational skaters

Janis and Chaplow—It pays to advertise

The Wolgasts—Syncopated string symphonists

W. Dornfield—Tricks and chatter

Bushman and Henckle—Tap tactics

Ernesto Acquero and Co.—A Spanish Fantasy

George and Willie Hale in "Just Arguing"

The Barleys—Aerialists Supreme

Scotty Weston—Novelty dancer

Seven Rangers—the Record Stars

Joe Rolley and Co. "On the Boardwalk"

Jean and Jeanette—Acrobatic dancing

Mahon and Wurtig—Two boys from Texas

Meladas the Great—Magician and illusionist

Jim Fulton and Co. "A Comedy Sketch"

Brice and White—Two boys about town

Lucille Enderly—Novelty vocalist

Dance Tactics—A bigtime act