«Napoleon's Barber» is the talking film version of Arthur Caesar's remarkable drama, which George Bernard Shaw pronounced the finest one-act play in the English Language. (Prin Ad- The Angola Record, ((Angola, NY)) 21 February 1929)
Toasted as a Bride! But Not a Wife! (Print Ad- Rochester Times-Union, ((Rochester, NY)) 6 November 1928)
FOLLOW THE ROAD and you'll never turn back when you learn of the Tense Drama and Thrilling Romance in that bewitching Story of Love and Intrigue. (Print Ad- Evening Post,((Wellington, NZ)) 9 September 1925)
A WHIRLING SWIRLING WESTERN! Filled with the thud of hoofs, the big free life of the open spaces, the dare-devil riding, the hard-hitting, two-fisted bravery of the sons of the west, in a plot teeming with action, side-splitting comedy, and heart interest that will entertain you. Thrills---laughs---and love---a kick a minute...
A thrilling romantic melodrama with action and heart interest!