All Quiet on the Western Front (1930)

На западния фронт нищо ново, Nyugaton a helyzet változatlan, Intet nyt fra vestfronten, Ουδέν νεώτερον από το δυτικό μέτωπο, Na západní frontě klid

Aug 24, 1930

Feb 06, 2007

United States

French, German, Latin, English

Universal Pictures

Universal Pictures

At last....the motion picture!, The Human Side of the War as Seen Through the Eyes of Youth!, When a picture bares the soul of an individual it is great, when it bares the soul of a generation it is TREMENDOUS and here is a TREMENDOUS human document. The heart-hitting story of youth face to face with disillusion and decay...the drama of simple emotions magnified by their very intensity into the most moving ideas ever pictured! You've seen the heroic, the colorful side of war screened many times. Now see the HUMAN side in this amazingly faithful talking picturization of the world's greatest story!, SEE all of the famed characters in ERICH MARIA REMARQUE'S world-stirring novel - Louis Wolheim as Katzcinsky, Lewis Ayres as Paul Baumer, John Wray as Sergeant Himmelstoss. See Tjaden, the French girls across the canal, Paul's mother - every one of the folks in the book is here!, AT LAST, THE BOOK IS ON THE TALKING SCREEN (print ad - Lubbock Morning Avalanche - Lindsey Theatre - Lubbock, Texas - October 12, 1930), The story that shook the world made in a talking picture of humankind with its thundering drama! (print ad - Lubbock Morning Avalanche - Lindsey Theatre - Lubbock, Texas - October 12 1930), War Hungry Men-War Maddened Women. (Print Ad- Daily Star, ((Long Island City, NY)) 16 October 1930), War weary-Love Starved Youth! Not the story of one man, one girl- but the story of a million men, a million girls! (Print Ad-Pittsburgh Press, ((Pittsburgh, Penna.)) 5 September 1930), What if these war-battered, love-hungry youths forgot the girl at home! What if they gave themselves to soft, warm, welcoming arms! You'll love them and forgive them when you see this picture. (Print Ad-Toledo News-Bee, ((Toledo, Ohio)) 15 August 1930), The Story That Will Never Die! (Print Ad-Philadelphia Inquirer, ((Philadelphia, Penna.)) 2 June 1930)