It was well he had his laugh - for he was to learn much of life and love before he would laugh again- the Messenger would see to that. (original theatre ad)
Tom Mix's latest thriller. Why thriller? Did you ever see Mix in a picture that wasn't chuck full of thrills? No! And his stunts are genuine. When you see a horse and rider go over a cliff you know that was Mix himself. No doubling for him. (Print Ad- Casper Herald, ((Casper, Wyo.)) 1 January 1922)
A Picture That Only George Loane Tucker Could Make-Brilliant, Beautiful, Real. THE LAST IN HIS LIFE AND HIS ONLY ONE SINCE «THE MIRACLE MAN» (Print Ad- The Evening Sentinel, ((Milwaukee, Wisc.)) 7 November 1921)
A Gorgeous Romance of Old California
SHE FLUNG OPEN THE DOOR. THERE STOOD HER HUSBAND OVER THE MAN WHOM SHE HAD MADE A PLEA. AS YET HE HAD NOT SEEN HER, BUT HE WOULD- AND LEARN THINGS SHE HAD HIDDEN FROM HIM IN MARRIAGE. (Print Ad- The Age, ((Melbourne, Vic.)) 10 December 1921)
Millions Have read the Wonderful Story and it is Now Faithfully Portrayed on Screen (Print Ad- Syracuse Journal, ((Syracuse, NY)) 24 March 1922)
Plunged into the game of life, no woman knows which road will lead to happiness.(Print Ad-Bend Bulletin, ((Bend, Ore.)) 23 November 1921)
The roaring career of the slickest sleuth that ever ran a laundry. Sweeping o'er land and sea, Yo-ho! and all cluttered up with kidnappers, spooks and society. (print ad- Schenectady Gazette (N.Y.) 18 June 1921)
The daring romance of an artist's model!