AMERICA'S QUEEN OF THE CORN COUNTRY...Back in a new adventure that spells trouble for "Them that city slickers"
She's a night club queen, playing the suckers for all they're worth until Love makes her the biggest sucker of all. (Print Ad- Gazette and Bulletin, ((Williamsport, Penna.)) 24 December 1929)
It's a Rock 'n' Roll Riot!
A SCREENFUL OF FUN STARS on a Rampage of Rhythm!
TWO HARD LUCK DAMSELS RUN AMUCK WITH MIRTH! ...THEY WERE IN EACH OTHER'S WAY EVEN IN ROMANCE! (Print ad- Fort Dodge Messenger and Chronicle, ((Ft. Dodge, Iowa)) 29 April 1937)
The Swingingest, Singingest Affair You've Ever Been To!
FAR IN THE LEAD OF ALL ACTION-MUSICALS! (original poster-all caps)
A Rock «N» Roll Comedy That Will Blow You Away.
A HIT on the STAGE...on the PHONOGRAPH...on the RADIO...in BOOKS and MAGAZINES...in a Nation-Wide NEWSPAPER CARTOON
YIPEE YIP! IT'S A PIP OF A PICTURE! (original one-sheet poster)
"Heigh-Ho, Everybody!!" Here it is!...The star-studded, song-packed fun riot that will set the entertainment standard for 1935 and 1936! (Print Ad- Kentucky New Era, ((Hopkinsville Ky.)) 6 April 1935)