The crowning triumph of the motion picture.
The Most Daring Departure From Film Convention Yet to Reach the Screen (Print Ad-The Sunday Call,((Newark, NJ)) 8 September 1929)
Jungle Beast or Man of Science?
In The New Perfected Technicolor
THE THRILLING AND COLORFUL LAST DAYS OF AMERICA'S MOST FABULOUS OUTLAW...POWERFULLY WRITTEN IN GUNSMOKE! (original print ad - all caps)
«He had eyes that gave me the horrors» (original print ad)
Three hunted men and their desperate women...
Love in the midst of intrigue!
Crime under the microscope. Introducing Police chemist Gordon McKay.
NOW YOU CAN HEAR AS WELL AS SEE (original print ad - all caps)
See Warner Bros tear the taboo from another forbidden theme! A story more powerful than "I'm a Fugitive" Cagney lets go with everything he's got as the as THE BIG BROTHER OF TODAY'S WILD YOUTH! (Print ad from Los Angeles Times June 29, 1933)
Families. Fights. Feasts. A holiday tradition.
When a red-headed woman meets a red-headed man!
Only the producers of the immortal 'Smilin' Through' are capable of bringing to the talking screen such a love story with such tenderness, tears and beauty...
A stampede of renegades in a round-up of bank raiders and . . . . Romance !
Something NEW from BUD and LOU !
A story incomparable of a people unconquerable.