The story of a tomboy who tried to arrange romances for other people and discovered one of her own. (Print Ad-Greensburg Daily Tribune, ((Greensburg, Penna.)) 9 January 1922)
A picture of a tremendously primeval struggle for love, dramatically staged in the lumber camps of the raw Canadian outdoors. From the Ladies' Home Journal story "Miracle." (Print Ad- Yonkers Statesman, ((Yonkers, NY)) 31 August 1925)
A Picture For Young Married People Who Are Trying to "Keep Up"" With Others in the Social Whirl. (Print Ad-Urbana Daily Democrat, ((Urbana, Ohio)) 28 December 1921)
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)