It was her last chance for innocence. And his first chance for love.
A DELIGHTFUL FILM VERSION OF THE CAPTIVATING COMEDY OF ROMANTIC YOUTH, AS ADAPTED FOR THE AMERICAN STAGE by EDITH ELLIS FURNESS (Print Ad- Albany Times-Union,((Albany NY)) 3 October 1915)
See the Follies do the Flippity Flop! (Print ad- (Auckland Star,((Auckland,N.Z.)) 30 November 1929)
A motion picture that hides its head... and exposes its happy ending
A Thrilling Story of a Japanese Spy and intrigue. A Big Picture Well Worth Your While. (Print Ad- Rome Daily Sentinel, ((Rome, NY)) 8 December 1914)
The Story of a Ghostly Inn
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Murder, adultery, lies, and lust. All in a day's work.
Three Murders Done-But Only Two Persons Die! (Print ad-Citizen Advertiser ((Auburn N.Y.)) 29 September 1931)
A MAGNIFICENT PICTURIZATION OF THE STAGE TRIUMPH THAT MADE AMERICA YOUNG AGAIN! (Buffalo Courier-Express,((Buffalo, NY)) 15 January 1935)
Some men don't understand a GOOD-TIME GIRL!
The Man Who Could Not Die