The passionate Bolero rhythm to which he danced to fame became the tempo of his private life and loves throbbing with mad intensity to a climax of heartbreak! (print Ad- Leader-Post, ((Regina, Sask.)) 31 March 1934)
It's the most unusual picture since 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.'
Two hearts in a crashing world stealing kisses in a love that destroyed kings, fired the powder keg of a fatal red dawn! (original print ad - Lubbock Morning Avalanche, Lindsey Theatre - Lubbock, Texas - Sept. 8, 1934)
SHE BARED HER HEART for ANOTHER WOMAN (Print Ad- Evening Star, ((Washington DC)) 25 January 1935)
She made a $20-a-minute big shot out of a $20-a-week husband! (Print Ad- Herald-Statesman,((Yonkers NY)) 15 July 1934)
YOU WOMEN WHO OWN A MAN GET NEXT TO YOUR SELVES BEFORE SOME DAME LIKE THIS FORECLOSES ON HER MORTGAGE (Print Ad- The Independent, ((Elizabeth City, NC)) 27 July 1934)
HE TURNED MAN-HUNTER TO RUN DOWN A GANG OF OF THIEVING SCOUNDRELS! (1939 reissue poster-all caps)
Two...who went through hell to find their heaven! (original print ad - Lubbock Morning Avalanche - Broadway Theatre - Lubbock, Texas - April 14, 1935)