She, to whom men had been but minutes, now begged for a lifetime of love...but there was a bill to be paid in the coin of revenge and love had made her poor. (Print Ad- Buffalo Evening News, ((Buffalo, NY)) 8 July 1926)
William Fox's Sensation of the Screen (print ad - Lubbock Morning Avalanche - Palace Theatre - Lubbock, Texas - March 3, 1927)
A romantic story with the smashing climax of one of the most thrilling forest fires scenes ever filmed. (Print Ad- Greensburg Daily Tribune, ((Greensburg, Penna.)) 7 February 1927)
Gay resorts in Florida- the sunnyland of palms- and equally gay men and women- in pursuit of the things that lie closest to their hearts. Romance-thrills-comedy-against situations that could have proved serious were it not for the timely intervention of lady luck. (Print Ad- Daily Banner,(( Greencastle, Ind.)) 10 January 1927)
"This was a private feud till I took charge...I've opened it to the public...If you want to come in and get shot full of laughs- remember you are warned." THE BLUE GRASS COUNTRY ISN'T BLUE ANY MORE! HOT DAWG! WHAT A COUNTRY! (Print Ad- Daily Times, ((Longmont, Colo.)) 20 May 1926)
A mighty drama of the hardships, struggles and romances of the settlers of the old west. (ORIGINAL POSTER)
JOHNNY HINES in the whizziest, dizziest, fastest marathon of mirth ever run over the full distance of six reels.-crammed full of grin fizzes! (Print Ad- Greenfield Recorder, ((Greenfield, Mass.)) 2 August 1926)
A Spectacular and Thrilling Drama of the Glorious West! (original poster)