Great Race Scene Actually Staged With LIVING JOCKEYS AND HORSES (Print Ad-Evening Star, ((Washington D.C.)) 22 March 1920)
Fine in Throb-Great in Thrill-A Drama That is Different (Print Ad- Bakersfield Californian, ((Bakersfield, Calif.)) 4 November 1922)
White death dogging her faltering steps in the trackless waste! (Print Ad- Easton Free Press,((Easton, Penna.)) 13 August 1926)
The glory of a great dog's part in a love tale of the wilds! (original poster)
NOW FOR THE BIG EVENT!
A new beginning is always a good beginning
Where did it lead this young wife who thirsted for fame? (Print Ad- Sheridan Post, ((Sheridan, Wyo.)) 31 March 1922)
A magnificent love story, with thrills of towering magnitude. Literally packed with big entertainment and scenes terrifically exciting. (Print Ad- Kentucky New Era, ((Hopkinsville, Ky)) 8 May 1926)
THE FIRST OF A NEW SERIES OF TALMADGE ELABORATE THRILL DRAMAS (original lobby card-all caps)
By night, a glittering salamander, she lived on the lights of Broadway. Laughingly played with fire- and escaped. By day, a simple-hearted, wholesome girl. as sweet as any that raised their brows at her name. And as good-always. (Print ad- Beaver Falls Tribune,((Beaver Falls, Penna.)) 16 May 1921)
She was his slave---bought and paid for---and now he was protecting her with his life. Would she ever understand why?
THE STORY OF A GIRL WHOSE HEART WAS WORTH MORE THAN THE RANK AND FORTUNE SHE WON. (Print Ad- Urbana Daily Democrat ((Urbana, Ohio)) 3 September 1921)