What a talking part for gorgeous Joan! A romance sweeping from tropic jungles to gay New York! A tale of swift drama, swiftly told! (Print Ad- Rochester Evening Journal and the Post-Express, ((Rochester, NY)) 20 November 1929)
The vivid story of a flaming, fiery girl gambler who played with the lives of two men and lost. A Columbia Masterpiece. (Print Ad- Virden Recorder, ((Virden, Ills.)) 3 April 1930)
SOUND The whir of racing blades The roar of speeding motors The whistle of passing wind-These will quicken your pulse in this thrilling tale of Knights of the Air. (Print Ad-The Evening Independent,((St. Petersburg, Fla.)) 21 January 1929)
A mile-a-minute romance with Chaney giving your spine or heart a jolt every foot of the way. It's his most sympathetic role! (Print Ad- Chichago Herald and Examiner,((Chicago, Ills.)) 12 August 1929)
The First 100% Natural Color, Talking, Singing and Dancing Picture. A riot of colors and comedy! More stars than the galaxy! (Print Ad- Syracuse Journal,((Syracuse, NY)) 28 September 1929)
A glimpse into the future. An imaginative, thrilling, romantic story of life and love in 1940. New York and London bombed from the air. Giant battle cruisers of the skies raining destruction upon earth. Passenger trains blown up in a tunnel under English channel. Marvels of science that would tax the ingenuity of a Jules Verne. (Print Ad-Hepner Gazette-times, ((Hepner, Ore.)) 29 May 1930)
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Страсти Жанны д'Арк
La passion de Jeanne d'Arc |
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Цирк
The Circus |
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Кинооператор
The Cameraman |
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Пароходный Билл
Steamboat Bill, Jr. |
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Ветер
The Wind |