Two Lively Women Fighting Primitively- One to Keep- the Other to Get- the Man They Loved! (Print Ad- Albany Times-Union, ((Albany, NY)) 13 June 1930)
SHE loved too much...and too sincerely...while HE sought love to the tune of a moanin' sax! (Print Ad-Pittsburgh Press,((Pittsburgh, Penna.)) 29 December 1929)
Strangest Love Triangle the Screen Has Ever Known! (Print Ad- Amsterdam Evening Recorder, ((Amsterdam, NY)) 6 December 1930)
Hard riding, hard fighting and straight shooting- the West in all its primitive strength- that's the background for 'Oklahoma Cyclone.' (Print Ad-Leroy Gazette-News, ((Leroy, NY)) 4 February 1931)
Fifty million French girls can be wrong! (Print Ad-Sandusky register, ((Sandusky Ohio)) 27 August 1930)
Ub Iwerks makes «em. MGM releases «em.
MY WORD! What a jolly old town it is...what a ripping romance in dear old London, and 'Oh Say' its laughter and lawfter till you haven't a titter left. (Print Ad- The Gazette, ((Montreal, PQ)) 4 July 1930)
Dix at his best in a dramatic romance that will thrill woman, hearten men and gladden youngsters with the greatest fight ever screened.
Tearing the curtain from the drabness of life--and behold--three lovely young things--sweet as sugar and craving fun--with millionaires in a million dollar party.