AMERICA'S FIRST GREAT SCREEN EXTRAVAGANZA PORTRAYS A DRAMA OF THE CABARETS (Print ad-Greensburg Daily Tribune,((Greensburg, Penna.)) 25 October 1929)
Oh la' la! A Story of Paris- and a new star that will win you with his charm and personality. (Print ad- The Hutt News, ((Lower Hutt, N. Z.)) 16 January 1930)
ALL TALK and SOUND! (original poster)
Get the Laugh of Your Life at the Story of Two Small Time Vaudevillians Who Bought a Small Town Hotel (Print Ad- St. Joseph Gazette, ((St. Joseph, Mo.)) 29 December 1929)
A new, different, stirring picture- a boy and a girl in the mazes of Hollywood. Gilbert, Garbo, Shearer, others, as extras. (Print ad- The Saratogian, ((Saratoga Springs, NY)) 3 August 1929)
EVERYBODY TALKS in this First All-Talking FARCE-COMEDY
A 10 o'clock boy in a 9 o'clock town! You'll learn about women from him- he admits it! And funny? You'll strain a rib howling at the WISECRACKS! (Print Ad- Buffalo Courier-Express, ((Buffalo, NY)) 8 September 1929)
It's as intimate as a good-night kiss! (Print Ad- Milwaukee Sentinel, ((Milwaukee, Wisc.)) 29 September 1929)
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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 |