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HERBERT LLOYD'S VAUDEVILLE GUIDE 69 Chico, California. Majestic Theatre (A. & H.)- Mgr.—I. D. Stanford. Conductor—Max Sypher. Stage Mgr.—Frank H. Hull. Treas.—Manager. Carpenter—Stage Manager. Press Rep't.—Manager. "Props."—F. H. Hull. Operator—Dave Vaughn. Electr.—Stage Manager. Flyman—Jake Silverstein. Current—110-220 Volts A. C. No. Dressing Rooms—8. Proscenium Opening—30 feet. Stage Dressing Rooms—2. Wall to Wall—72 feet. No. Days Engaged—1. Height of Grid—50 feet. Opening Day—Tuesday. Depth of Stage—30 feet. Shows Daily—1. Depth of "One"—9 feet. Matinee—None. c,^x„ ^f T ,-«^^ or: Night Show—8:15. Sets of Lines-25. Rehearsal-6 P. M. Stage Open—9 A. M. Salary Paid—After Show. Mail Back—10 A. M. Where Salary Paid—Back Stage. Theatre Laundry—Chico Laundry Co. Theatre Baggageman—Moody Trans. Co. Trunks 50c (round trip). Number in Orchestra—Eight. Instruments in Orchestra—Piano, Violin, Cornet, Trombone, Drums, Clarionette, Bass, Flute. Next usual stand is Sacramento. S. P. or S. N. R. R.—Leave (see below). Local Newspapers—"Record" (A. M.); "Enterprise" (P. M.). Show hung in the afternoon. Give checks to Manager or to Mr. Moody, the baggageman, if at the Station. THE PROPER SPIRIT Below are extracts from a letter received by the Author of this Guide from Mr. Frank H. Hull, stage manager of the Majestic Theatre, Chico, California, in answer to a request for information concerning his theatre. This is the sort of cordial feeling that cements good fellowship between the performer and the crew. (The Author has never met Mr. Hull, but we will wager he is a "regular fellow.") "We are putting forward every effort to make this theatre a place of comment rather than of criticism, from the performers standpoint as well as the audience. We have always found that the performer is as courteous as the majority of other people and we always aim to do a little more for the other fellow than the other fellow does for us. * * * Come in with a smile, forget the grouch, put on your best show, leave with a hearty handshake and the feeling for a quick return will bje mutual. * * * we are trying to put Chico on the theatrical map, bring the performer, staff and crew closer together and make the bumps in the road seem smaller and farther apart." ON "ONE NIGHT STANDS" LEAVE YOUR HOTEL BAGGAGE AT THE STATION AND AVOID HAULING CHARGES If Lumbago troubles you then trouble a little more to look at the advertisement on Page 51 in this book.