The sweetest story ever told.
A Picture That Soars Like a Rocket When Placed in Contrast With the Average Feature Pictures. (Print Ad-Watertown Daily Times, ((Watertown NY)) 3 August 1921)
He had been reported killed in France. So the snobbish, romantic wife, who had fallen in love with his officer's uniform, thought herself a hero's widow. But he got by the footman and here he was! Citizen Sam McGinnis, in a brand new suit of joyous "hand-me-downs,"- returned to claim his bride! What did he find? What did he do? You'll laugh, and think, and- ATTABOY, SAM! (Print Ad-Cordova Daily Times, ((Cordova, Alaska)) 4 January 1923)
The subtle plots and schemes of the money-mad crooks who operate in the throbbing White Light District. And a Girl-lovely-wholesome-innocent-trusting. Why should she be there? (Print Ad- The Nevada Daily Mail,((Nevada, Mo.)) 3 January 1921)
What Is it that comes once to every woman? Love, marriage, the hunger for children? A great moment of decision? The sacrifice of unselfishness? (Print ad- The Bessemer Herald, ((Bessemer, Mich.)) 3 February 1922)
The sunbeam of the screen in a heart gripping drama of a young girl's faith.(Print ad).
Here's a hint to wives. Whatever your husband likes, BE THAT. This motto won love and happiness for Norma Talmadge in "She Loves and Lies" (Print Ad- Warsaw Daily Times, ((Warsaw, Ind.)) 2 June 1920)
Hundreds of workmen, silhouetted against the glare and flash of great streams of molten metal in the Lewelly Iron Works, near Los Angeles, Cal., make a startling and effective scene in this William Fox production of Big Business interests. (Print Ad- Painesville Telegraph, ((Painesville, Ohio)) 4 June 1920)