IT'S ALL FUN AND MUSIC! (print ad - Lubbock Morning Avalanche - Cactus Theatre - Lubbock, Texas - January 17, 1945 - all caps)
At Last The Screen Dares To Blast America's Newest Menace Wide Open!
IF HE TALKED...THE WOMAN HE LOVED DIED...as killers shadowed his every move...and one false move meant death!
They called him "Easy Goin»," "Rough- Ridin» Randall; they called him a "Brute," yet he had a tender heart! (Print Ad- Daily News, ((Batavia, NY)) 1 June 1927)
Is The Past Dead? (original print ad)
The Daredevil of the Great Outdoors. (print ad - Lubbock Morning Avalanche - Lindsey Theatre - Lubbock, Texas - January 29,1932)
The Heart Story of a Woman's Fight to Hold Love (Print Ad- Telegraph-Herald, ((Dubuque, Iowa)) 8 August 1934)
Her beauty alone lifted her from the streets of Frisco into the lap of luxury. But she was AFRAID OF HER PAST and FEARFUL OF THE FUTURE. A love romance of a little spit-fire. (Print Ad- Steuben Courier, ((Bath, NY)) 25 January 1929)
The Story of a «PANSY» Cowboy---Oh, Dear! (original poster)
She idolized him, loved him better than the whole world- What happened when she discovered he was a crook? (Print Ad-Granby Leader-Mail,((Granby, PQ)) 4 May 1928)
Red Blood Tingles To Music! Romance! Action!