Vintage 1960s Bustles & Beaus San Francisco Saloon Menu Burlesque Ephemera For Sale

Vintage Bustles & Beaus Saloon advertising / song request menu from San Francisco, California.

A wonderful piece of early 1960s San Francisco nightlife memorabilia from Bustles & Beaus, formerly located at Union Square at Powell & Geary.

The front features colorful period advertising for the saloon, including “Firehouse Phoebe,” the “Death-Defying Slide Down the 18-Carat Gold Pole,” feminine cupbearers, piano and banjo entertainment, and classic Gay Nineties-style graphics.

The reverse features “Our Professor of Music – Here to Play Your Requests” with a numbered list of 32 traditional songs and their lyrics.

Bustles & Beaus occupied the location that later became the well-known Gold Dust Lounge, making this an interesting piece of San Francisco entertainment and nightlife history.

Condition: Vintage pre-owned condition with visible folds, creases, edge wear, discoloration/age toning and other signs of age and storage. Please review all photos carefully as they are part of the description.

Original vintage paper ephemera — not a modern reproduction to the best of my knowledge.

A great collectible for fans of San Francisco history, Union Square memorabilia, vintage bars and saloons, burlesque/nightlife memorabilia, or mid-century ephemera.