The happy tale of a quack who made a million because he made life easy to swallow. (Print Ad- The Telegraph-Herald, ((Dubuque, Iowa)) 5 September 1921)
What chance has one poor male when two heads- both of them female- are put together? Find out by seeing Florence Vidor's latest Paramount picture "ONE WOMAN TO ANOTHER" (Print Ad-Press Democrat, ((Santa Rosa, Calif.)) 8 January 1928)
The Queen of High Comedy in an uproariously funny farce of a man who palms off another's wife as his own- for business reasons! (Print Ad- Sunday Mail, ((Brisbane, Queensland)) 13 February 1927)
Please Do Not Confuse This Picture with "The Singing Fool." (Print Ad- Calgary Daily Herald,((Calgary, Alta.)) 22 June 1929)
100% Singing, Talking, Laughing Burlesque Drama (original poster)
ACTION-LOVE-THRILLS RUN WILD in A BACHELOR'S COMEDY of TERRORS (Print Ad- Greenfield Recorder, ((Greenfield, Mass.)) 9 January 1926)
A Griffith picture with only one laugh! But that one lasts from the main title to fade-out. That sparkle, brilliance and richness of setting that places Ray's comedies apart is emphasized more than ever before in this one. (Print Ad-The Bonham Daily Favorite,((Bonham, Texas)) 6 August 1926)
If You're Not Afraid of Laughing Out Loud!
Gay resorts in Florida- the sunnyland of palms- and equally gay men and women- in pursuit of the things that lie closest to their hearts. Romance-thrills-comedy-against situations that could have proved serious were it not for the timely intervention of lady luck. (Print Ad- Daily Banner,(( Greencastle, Ind.)) 10 January 1927)
The Laughingest Serious Motion Picture Either Side of the Mason-Dixon Line!
She tried to loose her husband but he refused to be ditched and he became the liveliest "widower" his widow ever saw. (Print Ad- Silver Creek Times, ((Silver Creek, NY)) 21 April 1927)
No fooling, folks, it's a scream! It Stops at nothing to keep you laughing! (Print Ad- Daily Kentucky New Era,((Hopkinsville, KY)) 31 July 1929)