Mirth! Melody! Drama! Color!
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)
HEY WINCH! Take to the hills! Take to the shelters! (original poster)
Her worst nightmare is about to come true.
East-West-Home's Best. And so is the home town lover. Judith had had suitors a-plenty, and found something lacking in each one. Washington society began to Pall upon her. Washington young men to bore her to tears and slumber. What a relief to see the steady old beau from back home! A romantic comedy adopted from a famous stage hit. (Print Ad- Bourbon News, ((Paris, Ky.)) 2 December 1921)
THE SKY'S THE LIMIT...FOR FUN as five little angels raise the devil in the looniest, tuniest, laugh and love festival to come out of Hollywood in many a moon! (ORIGINAL POSTER)
Public Enemies in Skirts!
He didn't know she was a Broadway chorus girl, a runaway from a drunken party at a nearby road house. SHE DIDN'T KNOW- that she had invaded the country retreat of three bachelors- women haters- but she stayed there with them two wonderful weeks. (Print Ad- Bismarck Daily Tribune, ((Bismarck ND)) 23 February 1920)
IRENE CASTLE in a Zippy Romance of a French Girl Who Made Broadway Stop, Look and Listen (Print Ad- Newark Sunday Call, ((Newark, NJ)) 11 July 1920)
A human story of a girl who was... just human - by Vina Delmar author of "Bad Girl"
The Picture That Features FREDDY MARTIN and his 'PIANO CONCERTO ORCHESTRA', in a merry moving romance of Broadway's shakedown racketeers! (original poster)