America's most exacting newspaper, the New York Tribune, said «The Bar Sinister» is one of the best things that has ever been seen on the screen. You should see this picture because it's story is a golden thread upon which are strung pearls of romance, drama and tragedy until one might fancy a necklace of priceless value, rich like the page of knowledge, with the spoils of time. (Print Ad- Daily Republican, ((Cape Girardeau, Mo.)) 10 November 1917)
Do the dead return and communicate with their loved ones? This picture answers in the affirmative. (Print Ad- Quebec Telegraph,((Quebec City, PQ)) 3 December 1921)
A maelstrom of Law, love, Life and Luxury! ...A timid little maiden becomes a pampered, dazzling coquette...(Print Ad- Sunday Sentinel,((Milwaukee, Wisc.)) 20 January 1929)
She could hear the hoof-beats of the Sheriff's posse in the valley. One minute more might be too late.
Learn how some men even in our present day civilization still maintain their brutishness. See how thin as yet is our modern civilization. see, in this tremendous photodrama, how justice eventually maintains its balance of power. (Print Ad- Warsaw Daily Times, ((Warsaw, Ind.)) 18 July 1924)
THE ANTARCTIC You'll chill You'll quiver You'll gasp You'll love it IT'S A NEW THRILL! (Print Ad- Evening Record, ((Ellensburg, Wash.)) 4 November 1929)
It's a Drama of Bright Lights and Broken Hearts ---of a girl who danced to fame behind the footlights and a boy who saved her! (Print Ad)