BATTIER than "The Bat" CREEPIER than "The Cat and Canary" WIERDER than "Whispering Wires" (Print Ad- Philadelphia Inquirer, ((Philadelphia Penna.)) 12 December 1926)
Pale Hands...Pale Moon... But Her Love was Fiery as the Desert Sun! (Print Ad- Wood County Democrat, ((Quitman Texas)) 18 May 1927)
This Year's Great Novelty One wild man, many wild animals-a naughty dinosaur-and a society deb looking for a thrill. Oh, spare us-we can't mention it without laughing! (Print Ad-Capital-Journal, ((Salem, Ore.)) 11 November 1926)
He was a Gigolo- a dancing man- a cafe parasite- yet she loved him, while he, accepting her money, was shamed (Print Ad-Douglas Daily Dispatch, ((Douglas, Ariz.)) 13 February 1927)
Only the sphinx knew the secret of his three great loves-- but the whole Sahara heard the echoes of the blows he dealt to win them! (Print Ad- The Cobbleskill Index, ((Cobleskill, NY)) 29 December 1927)
See Dix Hit the Line in Football and See Him «Score» in Love (Print Ad-Gazette and Bulletin, ((Williamsport, Penna.)) 27 October 1926)
A Griffith picture with only one laugh! But that one lasts from the main title to fade-out. That sparkle, brilliance and richness of setting that places Ray's comedies apart is emphasized more than ever before in this one. (Print Ad-The Bonham Daily Favorite,((Bonham, Texas)) 6 August 1926)