the tender story of a fighter's love for a girl who sought to double-cross him- until she realised that he was all the world to her. (Print ad- Sunday Times. ((Perth, S.A.)) 28 July 1929)
A Stirring Portrayal of an Agonized Soul's Triumph (Print Ad-Toronto Sunday World, ((Toronto, PO)) 21 February 1915)
Everyone has something to hide...in SHADOWS
A PRODUCTION EXTRAORDINARY! (original poster)
O-oo-la-la! It's Frenchy! It's Frisky! (Print Ad- Granby Leader-Mail, ((Granby, PQ)) 28 January 1927)
Follies girls will be follies girls. The whole chorus wanted the 'phone number of the man who had contributed £10,000 of "heart balm" to one of their number, so they could have their hearts broken by him. (Print ad- Singleton Argus, ((Singleton, NSW)) 1 November 1929)
ACTION! THRILLS! ROMANCE! DRAMA! (original poster- all caps)
WHEN A WOMAN LOVES TOO WELL --- AND A MAN FORGETS TOO SOON
THE LONE RIDER crosses the Rio IN A FAST-MOVING DRAMA OF THE WEST FILLED WITH ACTION AND ADVENTURE -- (original ad - mostly caps)
A COMEDY OF MANY SMILES (original trade ad-all caps)
TRUE! BRUTAL! SHOCKING! (original poster)