'Gee, Joe, you're the swellest pal a guy ever had.' (original lobby card 2)
Here is a Motion Picture You May Not Dare To See And That You Do Not Dare To Miss. It has been magnificently made from James Agee's almost unbearably beautiful Pulitzer Prize novel and from the Pulitzer Prize play made from that novel. It is the story of the Jay Follet family. It is a story of all the kinds of love there are... the love between father and son, mother and child, male and female...the love of any human being for the place he grew up in and for the people he grew up to...It is a motion picture that will follow you home and stay with you all the rest of your days.
People can only make you feel small if you give them permission.
He'll walk right into the hearts of America! (Print Ad-New York Sun, ((New York, NY)) 16 November 1938)
SHE TRADED LOVE FOR LUXURY! And Paid the Greatest Price a Woman Can Pay For Her Bargain. (Print Ad- Rochester Evening Journal,((Rochester NY)) 9 June 1930)
If you don't like this movie, you're already dead!
A ritual celebration of the death of personal liberty
Garnet Hadley needed a boyfriend ... So she hired one.
DAD TOSSES HIS HAT IN THE RING and what a tossing around he gets! (Print Ad- Askov American, ((Askov, Minn.)) 28 October 1937)
Comedy, Love and Thrills that are sure to please the Old and Young alike! (original ad)