Made at Ft. Myers, Va., with the 16th Field Artillery and the 3rd Cavalry Regiment riding like mad in an action background. (Print Ad- Youngstown Vindicator, ((Youngstown, Ohio)) 19 May 1934)
«Two Years in Hell and Back With a Smile» (Print Ad- The Calgary Daily Herald,((Calgary, Alta.)) 7 March 1919)
The violent story of Jean Lafitte - soldier-sailor of fortune !
THE IRISH AND JEWS ARE AT IT AGAIN. (Print ad- Gippsland Times, ((Gippsland, Victoria)) 20 February 1928)
The Sprightly Tale of An Innocent Boob and His Scandalous Search for Pep. Did He Find It? Ask 'The Rajah's Wife' - She Knows. (Print Ad- Urbana daily Democrat, ((Urbana, Ohio)) 23 July 1921)
See the most realistic fight scene ever shown on the screen. (Print Ad-Aurora Daily Star, ((Aurora, Ills.)) 21 June 1921)
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)
A Marvelous Photoplay Of Empey's World Famous Book
Talk about Eliza crossing the Ice! She wasn't 1-2-3 with the way the ceiling was crossed- via the chandeliers, by WILLIAM RUSSELL in 'THIS HERO STUFF' (Print Ad- Oswego ((N.Y.)) Daily Times, 14 April 1920)