Girls! There's a new passion in your life!
1939's GLAMOROUS QUEEN OF THE SCREEN! ..In a Triump of Msuic, Romance, Gayety, Thrills! (original 2-column x7 newspaper ad)
If he wants you.... he'll get you
WHO WAS RIGHT? Can a woman hold a man without marriage?
This is Harlem. This is Flea's world. At the end of the day, business is business, money is money.
This motion picture is conceived to erase the memory of Leslie Braverman who had the poor taste to drop dead, without warning, thereby inflicting on his family and friends all sorts of burdensome inconveniences--like, for openers, the funeral...
John O'Hara's flaming portrait of the jazz age... and the guys and gals who made it Zing!
She came from Mexico, the Land of Revolutions. He came from 42nd St. and Broadway, and he had a self-contained revolution that made Villa's affairs look like meetings of the Sewing Circle. (Print Ad-The Nevada Daily Mail,((Nevada, Mo.)) 4 October 1919)
Young, Married, Poor...and Proud of it!
A MAGNIFICENT PICTURIZATION OF THE STAGE TRIUMPH THAT MADE AMERICA YOUNG AGAIN! (Buffalo Courier-Express,((Buffalo, NY)) 15 January 1935)
Do Ask. Do Tell.
Before she wrote Valley of the Dolls, Jacqueline Susann lived it.
The uncommon adventures of a wild nympho in search of erotic playmates...