Big! Bold! Blasting!
Hard as nails, leader of a crime ring, but still a woman. Strange that she should fall for the one man who knew her love game too well! (Print Ad- Rochester Democrat-Chronicle, ((Rochester NY)) 18 October 1931)
THE THRILLING AND COLORFUL LAST DAYS OF AMERICA'S MOST FABULOUS OUTLAW...POWERFULLY WRITTEN IN GUNSMOKE! (original print ad - all caps)
The Most Daring Departure From Film Convention Yet to Reach the Screen (Print Ad-The Sunday Call,((Newark, NJ)) 8 September 1929)
Romeo had Juliet. Rhett had Scarlett. And now, at last, would-be football hero Charlie Brown has a date with the homecoming queen and his very special dream - The Little Red-Haired Girl!
Home is where the heart stops.
Three hunted men and their desperate women...
A million dollars is the prize ... but the game is deadly.
ROUGHER, TOUGHER, MORE ROMANTIC THAT EVER! (original and reissue posters)
The more he struggles...the more tangled he becomes.
Rival gangs, a beautiful woman, stolen cash. A dangerous mix.