MEN made love to her-and she removed their bankrolls! And then she met a chap who stole her heart away! (Print Ad- Daily Star, ((Fredericksburg, Va.)) 17 April 1926)
Revolution and love in 1916.
When Hayseed met Broadway two hearts did the Charleston in unison - sometimes
The Greatest Lumber-Jam Scenes Ever Witnessed. (Print Ad- The Sun, ((Sydney, NSW)) 4 July 1926)
Where the Lights and Love of Devotion Conquer the Shadows of Falseness and Despair(original poster)
Would any proud, manly boy who is poor marry a wealthy girl and let her support him? See what Richard Keith did in "School For Wives" (print ad-The Post-Star,(Glens Falls, N.Y.) 16 April 1925)
