All the sparkle and pep of the jazz age woven into a tense screen fabric of love and adventure. (Print Ad- Bend Bulletin, ((Bend, Ore.)) 13 July 1929)
From Countess Barcynska's world-read novel. Flung from the sea, a beautiful waif; flung back again into another sea- stormy with intrigue,, bright with adventure, bitter with costly romance. She squandered her love on a reckless youth and was paid in full by his father. (Print Ad- Albuquerque Morning Journal, ((Albuquerque NM)) 5 November 1922)
She was an heiress with «come-on» eyes; he was a handsome go-getting head waiter! The last word in love and the first prize in laughter. (Newspaper ad).
From dock-hand to financier (original print ad}
He was one of those men who won't be dared. She knew in her heart that somewhere, some time, that third kiss was coming to her just as surely as her next birthday.
The Drama That Tears the Cover from the Life of Modern Girlhood!
A Yellow Streak Was the Bar Sinister On his Coat-of-Arms. (Print Ad- Norwalk Hour, ((Norwalk, Conn.)) 9 March 1920)