DILLIINGER! KARPIS! MAHAN! CROWLEY! LEGS DIAMOND! All were parole-only to prey again on defenseless men, women and children! (original poster)
HERE IS REX AT HIS FIGHTING BEST! WITH SIX GUN BLAZING AND FISTS FLYING TO EVEN A SCORE WITH A KILLER GANG THAT BROUGHT TERROR TO THE WEST! (original print ad-all caps)
'I brushed you off because I couldn't be bothered with you any more...you didn't have what it takes to go through with something...you won't involve me in any murder rap...you've said all that you'll ever say!' (original poster)
Mystery Thrills in a LOVE NEST!
THRILLS THAT NEVER STOP! (original print ad - all caps)
GEORGE O'BRIEN RIDES AGAIN!...A lone galloping terror...who daunts a band of desperate criminals...and sweeps a girl into his arms...as he fights to save her from a murderous plot!
You'll open your heart to the glamorous actress who makes her first screen appearance now, direct from stage triumphs in London, Paris, and New York. New magic comes to motion-picture entertainment! (Print Ad- Gazette and bulletin, ((Williamsport, Penna.)) 18 December 1934)
BULLETS BLAST THE BADLANDS! (original poster-all caps)
SEARCHING TRUTH...ON TODAY'S NEW MORAL MENACE! (print ad - Lubbock Avalanche Journal - Texan Theatre - Lubbock, Texas - July 23, 1944 - all caps)
A Drama of the Doomed! (original print ad)
They called him "El Puma"...Men hated him, this bandit...Women loved him...RICHARD BARTHELMESS as the Knight of Nights in "The LASH" (Print ad- New York Sun, ((New York NY)) 2 January 1931)
He was so dangerous-but so very charming. He stole jewels-and the heart of a lovely lady. But he was forced to turn sleuth when the whole town was thrown into a panic by a murderer, who left no clews. He was a rare combination of Sherlock Holmes and gentleman crook-and what a lover. (Print Ad-Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, ((Pittsburgh Penna.)) 2 May 1934)
Song: 'THE MARSHAL'S DAUGHTER' sung by TEX RITTER (original print ad - many caps)
A Gripping Drama of the Golden West (original poster)
They Wanted Treasure...And They Didn't Care How They Got It! (original poster)
"Alcatraz is too good for him - I'll blast him to hell where he belongs" (original poster)