An All Talking Western
Ann Penington, the diminutive star of the Ziegfeld Follies, Appears in a romance of the border and New England. Miss Pennington will delight the audience with her charm and acting. (Print Ad- Daily Colonist, ((Victoria, BC)) 19 August 1917)
A TANGLE OF LOVERS IN LOVE WITH LOVE. (Print Ad- Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, ((Rochester, NY)) 21 December 1928)
ELINOR GLYN'S "MAD HOUR" (original print ad - all caps)
The First All-Talking Picture No Written Titles (Print Ad- Sunday Herald, ((Provo, Utah)) 18 November 1928)
A Dramatic Story of Two Light-Fingered Men and a Beautiful Girl (Print ad- Gridley Herald, ((Gridlley, Calif.)) 19 May 1928)
A story of modern jazz-mad youth of today- of young love and dancing daughters from the novel that created a world wide sensation written by an eighteen year old school boy! (Print Ad- Rochester Journal, ((Rochester NY)) 29 May 1930)
an All-Talking Action Western!