It Pays to Advertise 1931 - Pre-Code Comedy with Carole Lombard

To prove his thesis that any product--even one that doesn't exist--can be merchandized if it is advertised properly, a young man gets together with his father's savvy secretary to market a ...
Norman Foster, Carole Lombard, Richard 'Skeets' Gallagher, Frank Tuttle

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After Louise gave Paramount the finger and went to Europe to make movies in 1929 when they tried to low ball her at contract time. The big shots in Hollywood blackballed her when she returned. Director Frank Tuttle gave her this bit part, in 1926 he directed Louise in her 1st credited role in the 1926's hit "American Venus"

[@paulyricca3881]

😵 YAWN , SHUT UP

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I came here just to catch a brief glimpse of Louise Brooks.

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You too, huh? 🤣

[@gizzyguzzi]

mid 20s Louise Brooks is smokin!

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Closed caption couldn't keep up with the rapid fire dialog but I enjoyed this 91 year old gem just the same. Carole L was just 23 when this was released. Thanks for posting.

[@doctorcraptonicus7941]

Looks like an interesting film...I hope to see it some time (and hear it).

[@gizzyguzzi]

Oh Boy. Get a look at them gams!

[@leelarson107]

Can't handle that constant hum in the soundtrack. G'Bye.

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wah, wah, wah

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🚬👱🏻‍♂️U NEED HEARING AIDS

[@laurakibben4147]

Better than obnoxious background music and noise drowning out dialogue of everything after the 60's probably.
Don't know anyone in movies anymore along with the ever pressing need to slip in men kissing each other, etc so we aren't "homophobic"🙄