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)
It concerns a graduate of a correspondence detective school who becomes involved with a gang of thieves posing as private police. The laughs are easily imagined. (Print Ad- Daily Times,((Longmont. Colo.)) 14 September 1927)
A rollicking, riproaring comedelirium that starts fast and finishes faster. (Print Ad-Providence News, ((Providence, RI)) 26 June 1926)
More Laughs than a Bellboy has Buttons. (Print Ad-the Telegraph-Herald, ((Dubuque, Iowa)) 29 April 1923)
Your old friend of the Torchy comedies as the star of a Rollicking, Racing Romance full of speed, laughs and thrills! (original poster)
A thrillingly humorous photo-adaptation of the famous melodramatic comedy.
SH-HH-H DON'T GIVE IT AWAY! Friendship buttons are thrown away when men bask in the smiles of a seductive woman, even though she be the wife of their best friend. Come see and enjoy this delightful comedy, the best of the year. (Print Ad- The Observer, ((Newberry SC)) 4 February 1927)
A MISGUIDED MISSILE AND A MISGUIDED MISS WILL MAKE YOU HIT THE TOP OF YOUR LAUGH-METER! (original poster - all caps)