The Vaudome Theatre opened on September 27, 1908 in the remodeled space of the Wonderland Theatre at 414 N. Broadway. It was owned and operated by the Bell-Olendorf and Ballard Amusement Co., with W. W. Bell, part owner of the La Belle Theatre at Fourth and Locust as manager. The Vaudome was the venue for the vaudeville shows in Pittsburg at that time. It closed somewhere around 1911 when the Electric Theatre opened at that location.

"Vaudome Opening," Pittsburg Daily Headlight, Sept 26, 1908: "Every town of any importance has an up-to-date Vaudeville house, and the Bell-Olendorf and Ballard Amusement Co., who are the leaders in offering entertainment to the public in the several different towns they are interested in, think that Pittsburg should not be behind in the line. So at at expense of a few thousand dollars have remodeled the Old Wonderland building into a metropolitan little play house, that will open Monday evening with high class polite vaudeville at popular prices.
Admission will be 10 cents with some seats reserved at 20 cents. Seats may be reserved any time several days in advance.
There will be just two performances given every night, rain or shine. First one at 8 o"clock and the second one at 9:15. Matinees will be given every Sunday, Wednesday and Saturday at 3 p.m. prices for matinees will be: Sundays the same as evening, Wednesday and Saturday any seat for adults 10 cents and children 5 cents.
A complete change of program will occur every Sunday and Thursday, and every Wednesday night will be amateur night, when cash prizes will be offered.
The opening bill for the first half of the week is Corcoran and Dixon, Black face comedians, late of Dockstaders, Min. The Gilmore Sisters, "Ranch Girls" Singing, Dancing and quick change. Tric-O-Lora, English Comedienne, Bending Bonda, Contortionist.
Miss Edyth Ashcroft, the best singer of picture songs ever in Pittsburg and the Vaudomoscope, showing the latest in motion pictures. Contracts have been made for the Chittilini orchestra for all performances.
Remember seat sale opens tomorrow at 10 a.m. and while we have a nice seating capacity, we will not be able to take care of everybody on one night, so if you want to see the best Vaudeville you ever saw at the prices, buy seats early. Yours for amusement, W. W. Bell, Gen'l Manager."

"Vaudome Opens." Pittsburg Daily Headlight, Sept 28, 1908: "The Vaudome opened last night with a large attendance and a good entertainment which would give the impression that the Vaudome will be a profitable successor to the Airdome which closed this season--last Sunday night. Vaudeville will be the feature of the Vaudome for the winter season while the La Belle theatre will handle the other class of attractions."