MAN stops at nothing! Progress, no matter what it costs. But is it progress; is it the age of enlightenment, when community indifference creates of fails to remedy conditions, under which parents are forced to sell their children on the open market in order to save them from grim want? (Print Ad- Sunday Sun, ((Vancouver, BC)) 5 June 1921)
She cheated him...She cheated herself. She cheated the world. That's why they called her "THE CHEATER" It's a play that will make you think and wonder (Print Ad-Nevada Daily Mail, ((Nevada Mo.)) 12 July 1920)
Here at last, is the remarkable, all-absorbing story in pictures, with the wondrously beautiful Katherine MacDonald in the role of the convent-reared "Mary Grant," whose unconventional, though innocent conduct and huge winnings at Monte Carlo brought her notoriety and sensational experiences in the circles of mixed nobility. (Print Ad-Painesville Telegraph, ((Painesville Ohio)) 4 June 1920)
From LeRoy Scott's famous story of the same name. Norma Talmadge makes but four pictures a year. Here is an opportunity to see her latest and best. (Print Ad- Bismarck Daily Tribune, ((Bismarck, ND)) 2 February 1920)
This SUPER-PRODUCTION HERALDS A NEW ERA IN PHOTOPLAY PRESENTATIONS (Print Ad- Illustrated Buffalo Express, ((Buffalo, NY)) 31 October 1920)