11 page ad for the film, with full pages for non-screeners Preston Sturges, A. Edward Sutherland and Edmund Grainger.
The Hollywood Reporter from 1935 would be a perfect fit for film enthusiasts and history buffs interested in the pre-code era, as it provides a glimpse into the Hollywood of the time, featuring stories, articles, and interviews with key figures such as Edward Arnold, Jean Arthur, Jim Davis, and others.
