Two Men Physical Doubles, one Broke, the other rich. They Exchanged Places. (Print Ad- The Age, ((Melbourne, Vic.)) 28 October 1920)
The Strangest Love Story Ever Filmed! (print ad)
The kind of photoplay that amazes and grips you, that brings a tightening of the throat, and that leaves a feeling of satisfaction after it's pleasing climax. (Print ad- Utica ((N.Y.)) Morning Telegram, 24 January 1921)
A Clever and Humorous Satire on Society Divorces (Print Ad- Urbana Daily Democrat, ((Urbana Ohio)) 1 July 1921)
JEALOUS EYES WATCHED TRAGEDY FOLLOWED BUT EVEN DEATH LEFT THE DEBT UNPAID (Print Ad- Toronto World, ((Toronto, P.O.)) 5 November 1920)
Got a Child? Stay Away. Got a Poodle? Come right in. We've got just the apartment for you. A common situation in New York, and a phase of this striking photodrama. (Print ad)
Was Li Ting Lang a Chinese prince, murdered, or did he commit suicide for the love of an American girl? And why did he give her up when she returned his love and had promised to marry him? A story of thrills and heart throbs with the charm of an American college town and the mystery of the Orient. (Print Ad-The Day, ((New London, Conn.)) 1 March 1921)
See the most realistic fight scene ever shown on the screen. (Print Ad-Aurora Daily Star, ((Aurora, Ills.)) 21 June 1921)