There's a combination to promote health and happiness. You'll gasp at Sylvia's audacity; you'll laugh at the mischief caused by her good intentions and badly directed efforts; and every minute you'll be in hearty sympathy with the love for Watt which prompted her mirth-provoking activities. (Print Ad-Portsmouth Daily Times, ((Portsmouth, Ohio)) 12 February 1921)
HAVE YOU READ THE NOVEL "BONNIE MAY?" BY LOUIS DODGE WHETHER YOU HAVE OR NOT YOU WILL WANT TO SEE BONNIE MAY ON THE SCREEN AS PORTRAYED BY BESSIE LOVE (Print Ad- Newark Sunday Call, ((Newark, NJ)) 26 December 1920)
For the sake of a girl whose dad despised racers, he swore off speed cars and went to boosting trucks. Only to get himself and dad arrested. A girl; the cops; a storm; a bursted dam; and a soul-stirring race against death. (Print Ad-Auburn Citizen, ((Auburn, NY)) 15 January 1921)
Undoubtedly Wally's best picture to date and BEBE DANIELS as the Bad Little Good Girl makes the hit of her career. (Print Ad- Painesville Telegraph, ((Painesville, Ohio)) 16 June 1920)
SCANDAL-always sets people talking SCANDAL-in high life is a choice morsel for the gossips...There is a SCANDAL in the photoplay that will astonish you! (Print Ad-Painesville Telegraph, ((Painesville, Ohio)) 26 January 1921)
"Mary's Ankle" Was not her only charm! She had a comely face, a seeable figure-A wealthy daddy And a sense of HUMOR DR. HAMPTON WAS POOR INDEED, AND SO WERE JOHNNY STOKES AND STUB MASTERS. BUT THEIR POVERTY COULD NOT BLIND THEM TO THE COMEDY of their daily struggle with the wolf. They found a way out of their troubles and added to the world's fund of fun. (Print Ad- Urbana Daily Democrat, ((Urbana, Ohio)) 8 February 1921)
210 SMILES-76 BIG LAUGHS-16 SCARES The tumultuous courtship of Sweet William and peppy, but affectionate Annabel. DOINGS ON LAND, IN THE SEA AND SKY! (Print Ad- Daily Sentinel, ((Rome NY)) 24 January 1921)
Can right ever come about from wrong? Mary Manchester thought it could when she agreed to pose as Adeliade Rutherford, her double, and prevent the fortune from going back to the state. But when she learned that she was cheating a nice young man out of his inheritance, she rebelled. Come see how she made up for the wrong she had done. (Print Ad- Rochester Sentinel, ((Rochester, Ind.)) 31 January 1921)
A sea story of Luck. Lure and Love. (original trade ad)
The coming of "Little Mystery" is one of the most dramatic moments in the history of the screen (Print Ad-Spokane Daily Chronicle, ((Spokane, Wash.)) 22 April 1921)