The Greatest Thriller the Screen Has Ever Known Comes to the Majestic! (October 4 thru October 6, 1927)

 

Tuesday, October 4, 1927:

Wednesday, October 5, 1927:

Thursday, October 6, 1927:

BONUS CONTENT:

From a feature page of the October 7, 1982, edition of the same paper, which showcased the long defunct movie theaters of my hometown, including a picture of some amazing ballyhoo for the above run of The Lost World at the long, lost and lamented Majestic Theater. 

It's Amazing! Baffling! Exciting Mystery! Thrills and Chills in a Haunted Castle! No One Will Be Seated During the FInal 15 Minutes of this Picture! (Omaha World Herald, February 14 thru February 23, 1928)

 

Tuesday, February 14, 1928:

Wednesday, February 15, 1928:

Thursday, February 16, 1928:

Friday, February 17, 1928:

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Sunday, February 19, 1928:

Monday, February 20, 1928:

Tuesday, February 21, 1928:

Wednesday, February 22, 1928:

Thursday, February 23, 1928:

Bonus Content:

A few alternative ads from the same run from the Omaha Morning Bee:

Wednesday, February 15, 1928:

Thursday, February 16, 1928:

Friday, February 17, 1928:

Saturday, February 18, 1928:

A World Where Classes Mean Nothing! Who Would Rule? Who Would Serve? Who Would Love? (Grand Island Independent, March 29 thru March 30, 1920)

 

Monday, March 29, 1920:

Tuesday, March 30, 1920: 

Compare it Puff-by-Puff with Any Cigarette in the World! (Grand Island Independent, March 30, 1920)

 

Is Sex Knowledge a Sin? Men Only! Women Only! Sex Truths Revealed! (Omaha World Herald, February 19 thru March 3, 1928)

 

Sunday, February 19, 1928:

Nothing for Monday, February 20, 1928.

Tuesday, February 21, 1928:

Wednesday, February 22, 1928:

Thursday, February 23, 1928:

Friday, February 24, 1928:

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Monday, February 27, 1928:

Tuesday, February 28, 1928:

Wednesday, February 29, 1928:

Thursday, March 1, 1928:

Friday, March 2, 1928:

Saturday, March 3, 1928:

Sloe-Eyed Beauty with a Distinctive Charm! (Omaha World Herald, February 22, 1928)