Arm in arm...FOR THE GLORY OF THE SERVICE. Fist to fist...FOR THE HAND OF A GIRL! (original print hand - mostly caps)
TAKE YOUR CHOICE AND TAKE YOUR CHANCES(print ad-Lubbock Morning Avalanche - Lindsey Theatre - Lubbock, Texas - August 29, 1934)ll caps)
Public Declares it a HOWLIDAY!
VENGEANCE IN HIS HOOFS! From a great O. HENRY story (original print ad)
Hailed everywhere as the finest screen achievement in twenty years. Better than «Sally». Stronger than «Gold Diggers.» Too big to describe. You must see it, and hear it, and live it. Lavish scenes in Technicolor. (Print Ad- Lafayette Ledger, ((Lafayette, Minn.)) 9 May 1930)
BORN TO LOVE THE MAN SHE MUST NOT LOVE AND THE LOVE CHILD SHE MUST NOT CLAIM! (Print Ad- Milwaukee Sentinel, ((Milwaukee, Wisc.)) 28 April 1931)
"I don't care what people say...as long as you say you love me!" (print ad)
That merry smile! Those naughty eyes! She's magnetic-she's lovable-She's modern! She changes the wedding march to "There Goes The Bride!" (Print ad- Journal and Republican,(Lowville, N.Y.) 10 March 1932)
While other people slept, they were hell-bent for another town...knowing only one law - slug or be slugged...a new adventure every hour...robbery...murder, free for all, were the diet they lived on!.......
Jungle love tease! Bob Preston tears the heart out of Preston Foster by making jungle love to exciting Dorothy Lamour beneath that burning Burma Moon! It's hot! It's dangerous! It's thrilling!
The most famous vampire in her most daring role brings ruin and disaster to thousands
HERE is the TRUTH-- About the Most Exciting, Absorbing Mystery That Ever Shocked the World!! Now I'll Tell by Mrs. Arnold Rothstein (Print Ad- Buffalo Evening News, ((Buffalo, NY)) 24 May 1934)