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Power of will- that all-pervading influence which forces us to follow the path of right or wrong, wins the final victory over sin in this strong dramatic photoplay. (Print Ad- Honolulu Star-Bulletin, ((Honolulu, T.H.)) 15 December 1917)

Five rippling, roaring reels of laughter!

An unusual story by Marrian Fairfax, exposing the Fakes of Hypnotism in a most dramatic manner.

A Bluebird Photo-Drama Masterpiece

A Photo-Drama of Thrills, Romance and Love

America's most exacting newspaper, the New York Tribune, said «The Bar Sinister» is one of the best things that has ever been seen on the screen. You should see this picture because it's story is a golden thread upon which are strung pearls of romance, drama and tragedy until one might fancy a necklace of priceless value, rich like the page of knowledge, with the spoils of time. (Print Ad- Daily Republican, ((Cape Girardeau, Mo.)) 10 November 1917)

Ann Penington, the diminutive star of the Ziegfeld Follies, Appears in a romance of the border and New England. Miss Pennington will delight the audience with her charm and acting. (Print Ad- Daily Colonist, ((Victoria, BC)) 19 August 1917)

THE MOST TREMENDOUS MORAL FORCE THE SCREEN HAS EVER SHOWN(original poster-all caps)

The story of a girl who knew what love is. A picture for people with hearts. (Print Ad- Daily Star, ((Fredricksburg, VA.)) 29 November 1917)

A Thrilling Picturization of the Late Carrizal, Mexico Battle, Between the Fighting U.S. Tenth Cavalry and the Carranzista's Soldiers.

From Wall street to Walla Walla, from the din and clamor of New York's busiest district to the mountain country of the far West. She was rich and he was poor, therefore quite impossible. But dad lost his money and the poor boy got rich. Mother retained her social ambitions, but 'Bab' made her pa behave and the young man happy. (Print Ad- Daily Republican, ((Cape Girardeau, Mo.)) 17 November 1917)

Honor is no empty word below the Mason and Dixon line. For generations men have stood or fallen by the standard of conduct which it measures and old Colonel Dabney Mills was no exception. The «Tar-Heel Warrior,» veteran of a hundred battlefields, furnishes many dramatic incidents. (Print Ad-The Enterprise, ((Gowanda NY)) 26 February 1918)