PETER B. KYNE'S BEST AND MOST DRAMATIC STORY OF A MODERN GOLD RUSH (Print ad- Evening News, ((San Jose, Calif.)) 5 March 1927)
Where did the Red lights come from? Who sent the Continental Limited to almost certain disaster in the Grand Canyon? (Print Ad- Bakersfield Californian, ((Bakersfield, Calif.)) 20 September 1923)
Father and Son- one the executioner, the other a convict whom he hated- the tragic story of love on a penal island- the convict's love for a girl, coveted by his own father! (Print Ad-Tuscaloosa News, ((Tuscaloosa, Ala.)) 7 July 1929)
A magnificent 6-act Selznick play, acted amongst the glorious woods of old Kentucky, and a telling the amazing story of a bitter feud between the hostile mountain families of Hatfields and Morrisons. (Print Ad- The Age, ((Melbourne, Vic.)) 3 December 1921)
Shows the horrors of the Siberian salt mines, the mutiny of political exiles and love and romance that triumphed despite oppression. (Print ad- Greenfield (Mass.) Recorder, 28 August 1926)
One of the Most Remarkable, Different and Novel Pictures of the Decade
A Drama of Sizzling Speed! A Double-Barrelled Love Story! (Print Ad- Aurora Daily Star, ((Aurora, Ills.)) 11 August 1921)
A vivid drama of the new west and its old passions. (Print Ad- Philadelphia Inquirer, ((Philadelphia Penna.)) 28 August 1927)