Texas Guinan made her mark on the musical comedy circuit between 1907 and 1917.  Taking whatever roles were available, she trouped in vaudeville as a solo artist and was frequently cast in the road company of a show, which meant touring constantly.
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Her big break came in October 1917, when Triangle Films signed her and she was off to the West Coast to make a number of Westerns during the silent screen era.
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After she became known as a speakeasy hostess, her stage career resumed and she appeared on Broadway in “Revues, “Gay Paree,” and “Padlocks of 1927.”  

All of her stage credits appear below.

“Too Hot for Paris” – 1931 - 1933  on tour with her “gang” of 40 showgirls
“Padlocks of 1927”      Performer: Texas Guinan  Broadway, Shubert Theatre Jul 5, 1927 - Sep 24, 1927
“Gay Paree”      Performer: Texas Guinan Broadway, Shubert Theatre - Aug 18, 1925 - Jan 30, 1926
“Revues” with Texas Guinan and her El Fey Gang, Broadway, Hippodrome – May 1925
“Honk, Honk Maybe” January 1917 -- in vaudeville
“The Masked Model” February 1916 – opened in Atlantic City, then with the road company on tour
“Maid in America” 1915 – road company on tour
"Whirl of the World” 31 May 1914 - 29 August 1914 – Shubert Bros. road company on tour
“The Little Café” 1914 – road company on tour
“A Musical Mix-up” 1914 -- in vaudeville
“Hop o' My Thumb”    Performer: Texas Guinan [role: Zaza the Queen] Broadway, Manhattan Opera House -      Nov 26, 1913 - Jan 3, 1914
“The Passing Show, 1912” – Shubert Bros. road company on tour – 1912 - 1913
“The Kissing Girl” - October 1910  – road company on tour
“The Gay Musician”   1909-1910 – road company on tour
“Lone Star Novelty” – Keith & Proctor’s 5th Ave – May 1909 -- in vaudeville
“The Gibson Girl Review” November 1908 -- in vaudeville
“The Hoyden”   May 1908 – June 1908 – road company on tour
“Simple Simon Simple” February 1908 – in vaudeville
“The Girls of Holland” November 1907 – short lived comic operetta

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​As Texas Guinan would say: "Home is a great place --- after all the other places have closed."