A laughable, human, heart-compelling drama of a Broadway Cinderella. (Print Ad-Lodi Sentinel, ((Lodi, Calif.)) 24 Octobber 1929)
"Oh! Fred - is that how they do it in Paris?" (original lobby card)
SHE TAMED THE 'GHOST'! (original poster-all caps)
WATCH ALL CARS...FOR ANN GRAY! She's beautiful...but she's DYNAMITE! (Print Ad- Victoria Daily Times, ((Victoria, BC)) 13 August 1936)
Don't accept a garter from your fiancee if you don't intent to stay engaged. It spells trouble as you'll discover when you see this enjoyable comedy. (Print Ad-Douglas Daily Dispatch, ((Douglas, Ariz.)) 11 September 1927)
HIRED GUNS - SEX SLAVES - EASY MONEY! (original poster-all caps)
TIMELY! TRUTHFUL! (original ad under alternate title «Are These Our Children» - all caps)
He is a convict on a three-day leave. She is a hooker desperate to break free... Love will catch up with them.
The Picture That Features FREDDY MARTIN and his 'PIANO CONCERTO ORCHESTRA', in a merry moving romance of Broadway's shakedown racketeers! (original poster)
From Champ to Chump!
Red hot rhythm...against a background of Broadway night life!
HE WAS ACCUSED OF THE FOULEST ACT A MAN CAN COMMIT! (original print ad - all caps)
Hailed everywhere as the finest screen achievement in twenty years. Better than «Sally». Stronger than «Gold Diggers.» Too big to describe. You must see it, and hear it, and live it. Lavish scenes in Technicolor. (Print Ad- Lafayette Ledger, ((Lafayette, Minn.)) 9 May 1930)
Suddenly SHE was caught-up in a whirlpool of desires. Would HE take her all the way down.
SHE TOPS HER COMIC STRIP THRILLS IN A BATTLE WITH FIENDISH GANGSTERS! (original lobby card-all caps)