Everyone has a dark side, anyone can betray
A 50-50 CHANCE Ordinarily This Would Be Called a Good Sporting Proposition, ---BUT IS IT?---When You Are Betting Against Religion and Morality, See FRANK KEENAN The Eminent Star, in His Triumphant Achievement, LOADED DICE A Picture That You Will Remember (Print Ad-Mansfield Shield, ((Mansfield, Ohio)) 4 April 1918)
THUNDERING GUNS SING A SONG OF DEATH FOR THE OUTLAWS OF THE OLD WEST! (print ad - Lubbock Morning Avalanche - Arcadia Theatre - Lubbock, Texas - August 30,1946 - all caps)
With all the lure of a beautiful body and clever brain, she penetrates the haunts of the underworld and the heart of the murderer who must die that her husband may live. You are going to enjoy this "love story of a married woman." You will also enjoy seeing the marvelous gowns and "things" that she wears. (Print Ad- Nevada Daily Mail, ((Nevada, Mo.)) 5 November 1920)
He's the CHAMP of Broadway but a CHUMP for a Blonde! Romance right off the front pages! A Beautiful girl's rise from nowhere to overnight fame! (Print Ad- Plattsburg Daily Republican, ((Plattsburg, NY)) 10 June 1933)
a devil on the draw....and a devil with women! (original lobby card)
Jack RANDALL RIDES THE OUTLAW TRAIL TO EXPOSE MYSTERY KILLER OF WEST! (original one-sheet poster)
Fred Scott, the silvery voiced baritone.