Flaming with holy zeal he came from the hills to flay society's sins. And saw the woman- and loved her! Then her own lips told him the life had led, and-? Come see what sort of man he was! A story of things that give human life a soul (Print Ad- Beaver Falls Tribune,((Beaver Falls, Penna.)) 4 June 1921)
The name-MAXINE ELLIOTT-has flashed before the eyes of every man, woman and child in the world, from the time when, as a little girl, she left her home in a small Maine seaport to fight the world, there has been no living actress so popular and beloved. (Print Ad-Paterson Morning Call, ((Paterson, NJ)) 9 October 1917)
A pretty girl A handsome Lieutenant Love and thrills-thousands and thousands of seaman-marines The British Navy in action «The FLAG LIEUTENANT» A British Production Produced with complete cooperation of the British Admiralty (Print Ad-The Evening Sun,((Vancouver, B.C.)) 3 June 1927)
LADIE'S MAN....MILLIONAIRE PLAY GIRL...and not a dime between them! (original poster)
It was only an intimate thing of paint and canvas but it was the «ghost of yesterday» that stood between her and the man she loved. Emotions surging to the surface- a few rapid strokes of the knife- and the thing was done. (Print Ad- Warsaw Daily Times and Northern Indianian ((Warsaw Ind)) 6 May 1921)
A Feast of «Joe E» Joy Done Up BROWN
No Woman Can See «The Great Lover» and Forget This Remarkable Character, in a Remarkable Play (Print Ad- Watertown Daily Times,((Watertown,NY)) 17 August 1921)
YOU'LL SHIVER WITH SUSPENSE AND SHAKE WITH LAUGHTER AT THIS MASTER MYSTERY! (original print ad - all caps)
Marry a South American Heiress for $100,000? He'd marry a South American Armadillo for that much! But he regretted it, and his regret will give you many a laugh. (Print Ad- Urbana Daily Democrat, ((Urbana, Ohio)) 16 September 1919)
Delightfully naughty-- You've seen him passionately declare his love-NOW HE TALKS and ACTS his dazzling love scenes in this his most romantic picture.(Print Ad-The Dispatch,((Lexington, N.C.)) 10 February 1930)