The laboured and rather dry title of the film belies the dramatic images on the poster.

The original title of this UFA production is Die Tolle Lola which, in most countries, was directly translated to The Fabulous Lola.

The designer of this poster seems to have tried to disguise the German nature and original title of this UFA production.

This full colour lithograph promotes the UFA production The Grand Duke’s Finances (original German title: Die Finanzen des Großherzogs).

This poster features a relatively simple design of Toni (Jack Buchanan) dressed in a suit and top hat peeking out from behind a red panel.

The production company chose to have jazz singer Annette Hanshaw’s face dominate this poster from 1925.

Andrew Barton 'Banjo' Paterson (1864-1941) was a poet, solicitor, journalist, war correspondent and soldier.

This footage is believed to be the oldest existing footage of rugby league in Australia.

A short newsreel about the opening NSW rugby league games of the 1924 season. South Sydney defeat Western Suburbs, 13-5, in the rain. Easts defeat Newtown by a single point, 14-13.

In the closing minutes of this advertisement, mannequins and live models appear in Berlei’s figure-hugging foundation garments, the ‘basis for all frocking’.