Notwithstanding the title, the picture is not of war, 'No Man's Land' being the description of an island of mystery instead of shell-ruined terrain between the contending armies. (Print Ad- The Calgary Daily Herald,((Calgary, Alta.)) 1 February 1919)
NO GUNS ALLOWED! Better park em in the lobby when you come to see----(original ad)
WOW...WHAT A WESTERN WALLOP!...with smoking six-guns and flying fists a son of the old West rides herd on lawlessness!
Daring, dashing, swashbuckling. As a fighting Irishman he comes to the rescue of a poor Jewish peddler and his beautiful daughter. Peter B. Kyne wrote it---and that boy knows his Westerns. Thrills, romance, riding. Everything you want---and a lot you didn't even suspect!
Loads of Laughs (original poster)
A Round-up of Thrills and Melody! (original poster)
ACTION! ADVENTURE! SCENIC SPLENDOR! (original poster-all caps)
SOCK-CRAMMED! SHOCK-CRAMMED! - Each chapter a cargo of death-defying thrills! (original posters)
THE LEGION GOES «OVER THE TOP» TO DRIVE THE UNDERWORLD UNDERCOVER! (original poster-all caps)
A delightful little drama with a vein of comedy as fine as fine-spun gold. (Print Ad-Mansfield Shield, ((Mansfield, Ohio)) 30 August 1918)
A Romance of man and beast staged amidst a roaring mountain of fire! (original poster)