Each box in the foyer is fitted with plate glass mirrors. Each side of the foyer arch is a 6-foot stairway to the balcony floor and rear balcony. The theatre is decorated with comp. All draperies are of green, boxes and balcony rails are brass. The balcony front is decorated with a festoon of cupids in white and gold and the boxes in ivory and gold.
Carpets are dark red.
All seats are in mahogany with Moroceonie seats. All have wire hat racks under and nickel numbers and letter to each. The stage opening is 30 feet by 20 feet back with asbestos and fancy drop curtains and borders. The building is a thing the city should be proud of and a vote of thanks should be given to Mr. Bradley for building such a fine playhouse for the use of the public. The Bradley also featured silent fillms complete with piano accompaniment until 1928 when the first talkie was presented.