A Drama of Love, Hate and justice in the Cattle Country. (Print Ad- Queanbeyan Age, ((Queanbeyan, NSW)) 14 December 1926)
She had used all her womanly wiles to save the man she loved from the enemy. But now they were caught. The kiss which she had given to save a nation had but betrayed her lover and wrecked her happiness! (Print ad- Sunday Mail, ((Brisbane, Queensland)) 6 February 1927)
Down and out--a black name in a brilliant family history--before him stood Paradise, but guarding the way was the brute man who ruled a kingdom of savages with gun and whip. No mercy asked no mercy expected it was to the finish. (Print Ad- Rappannock Record, ((Kilmarnock, Va.)) 17 November 1927)
SH-HH-H DON'T GIVE IT AWAY! Friendship buttons are thrown away when men bask in the smiles of a seductive woman, even though she be the wife of their best friend. Come see and enjoy this delightful comedy, the best of the year. (Print Ad- The Observer, ((Newberry SC)) 4 February 1927)
A PICTURE AS ONLY THE MOST LOVABLE OF ACTORS COULD GIVE TO THE SCREEN. (Print ad- Sunday Mail, ((Brisbane, Queensland)) 16 January 1927)
A rollicking, riproaring comedelirium that starts fast and finishes faster. (Print Ad-Providence News, ((Providence, RI)) 26 June 1926)
O-oo-la-la! It's Frenchy! It's Frisky! (Print Ad- Granby Leader-Mail, ((Granby, PQ)) 28 January 1927)
A dashing young widow and her daughter in love with the same man. (Print Ad- Altus Times-Democrat, ((Altus, Okla.)) 8 April 1927)
Far from home on tropic seas-three gruff seamen and a charming girl Fate had placed aboard their ship! Thrills, hammer-and-tongs action. Delightful romance. See- a half childish, half brutal second mate defend the docks against an entire company of native soldiers- See-the greatest fight scenes-the finest storm scenes-the tenderest love scenes ever. (Print Ad-Daily Star, ((Fredericksburg, Va.)) 13 April 1926)