AMERICA'S FOREMOST ACTOR in His First Modern Comedy (Print Ad- Philadelphia Inquirer, ((Philadelphia, Penna.)) 22 April 1930)
He was a failure in the eyes of everyone - but the girl who loved him
It's Tough to Need a Nurse, but it's a lot harder to have one who's ugly. However, when one's eyes are bandaged for weeks and the bandages then are removed and the nurse proves to be a beauty- Oh, say, ain't it a grand and glorious feeling? You'll just go into «rap-chers» over this picture. (Print Ad- Nevada Daily Mail, ((Nevada, Mo.)) 23 June 1920)
An uproarious farce of a worm who turned -- almost too late!
THE Serio-Comic Adventures of a Free-Lance Writer in a Lonesome Inn That Had More Keys to the Front Door Than the Keyboard of a Piano- Six Acts (Print Ad- Daily Colonist, ((Victoria BC)) 11 November 1917)