He's Henry the hypochondriac-so healthy he's sick trying to think of what ails him. You'll roar, rock, rave over this rip-snorting comedy. (Print ad- Republican-Journal, (ogdensburg, N.Y.,) 18 November 1930)
The Radio Picture Screen Operetta
The First 100% Natural Color, Talking, Singing and Dancing Picture. A riot of colors and comedy! More stars than the galaxy! (Print Ad- Syracuse Journal,((Syracuse, NY)) 28 September 1929)
IT'S A KICK IN THE SHINS! You'll laugh till you cry At this glorious riot of fun!
They're at IT again! Clara Bow, Lane Chandler and Elinor Glyn combine their love-making talents in the romance of a gold-digging manicurist. She is innocent but wise, and in addition to those eyes, has red hair! Men, watch out for those dynamite peroxides. Stop, Look and listen...CLARA BOW in 'RED HAIR' by ELINOR GLYN
The Screen's Greatest ALL-TALKING Comedy-Drama! (original poster)
If you think you're blasé---if you believe nothing on earth can make you perk up and stare---this is the film to see! It's a fascinating folderol of fun!
THE WONDER SHOW IS HERE!
NOTHING BUT HAPPY SONGS---and frolicsome comedy. (original insert window card)
FROM SHAKESPEARE TO SYNCOPATION! (Print Ad- Buffalo Courier-Express,((Bufalo, NY)) 5 January 1930)
A dazzling story of the perfect American beauty!
Carl Laemmle's stupendous talking and singing picture.
A GRIPPING JUNGLE DRAMA ALL IN COLOR AND SOUND! (original poster - all caps)