The freezing winter of '29 will long be remembered- Mr. Hardy's nose was so blue, Mr. Laurel shot it for a jay-bird.
The wonder film of the century, about the most romantic figure who ever lived!
Miss your lunch, miss your dinner, miss your sleep- if you must miss something! But don't under any condition miss the screen's gift to those who want to laugh. (Print Ad- Edmonton Journal, ((Edmonton, Alta.)) 31 July 1930)
Thar she blows!
The epic of the American Indian made in the North Ontario Wilds. (Print Ad- Granby Leader-Mail, ((Granby PQ)) 5 December 1930)
All things that spell ENTERTAINMENT for you are crammed into this spectacular dramatic romance!
The lovable lovers of "THE VIRGINIAN" together again- in Paramount's thriller! (Print ad- The Buffalo ((NY) )) Evening News, 26 March 1930)
Mr. Laurel and Mr. Hardy remained at home to take care of the children -- Their wives had gone out to target practice.