Three of his bosom friends and his sweetheart each send him a white feather when he refuses to enlist for his country. How he wins back their respect and they demand the return of their feathers makes one of the best stories that has been told on the screen. (Print Ad-Honolulu Star-Bulletin, ((Honolulu, T.H.)) 17 December 1917)
A body disfigured by cancer. A treasure found inside.
As funny as a Bagfulof Monkeys, and a Breezy, Buoyant, Bubbling Outburst of Merriment. (Print ad- Hawrea and Normanby Star, ((Hawera, NZ)) 5 December 1921)
From LeRoy Scott's famous story of the same name. Norma Talmadge makes but four pictures a year. Here is an opportunity to see her latest and best. (Print Ad- Bismarck Daily Tribune, ((Bismarck, ND)) 2 February 1920)