"Right up among the live wires."  From The Duluth Evening Herald, 1914.

From an ad for the film Ninotchka, in The Film Daily, 1939.

How high is up? How far forward is back? How fast is speed? How long is time? How far east is west?  From Moving Picture World, 1923.

From Improvement Era, 1960.

"Me?  Afraid of offending?  Not any more."  From Movie Classic, 1936.

"Pictures should be seen -- not felt [in the eyes]."  From Moving Picture World, 1924.

"I dreaded to sit down.  Yet standing or reclining gave me no relief!"  From Movie Classic, 1936.

"To-night governs to-morrow."  From The Australian Women's Weekly, 1938.

"Don't be fat!  I will help you!"  From Picture Show, 1920.

From Movie Classic, 1936.

From The Children's Newspaper, 1951.

From Movie Classic, 1936.

"A pound of butter, a dozen eggs, and oh yes ... send another coffin."  From The Film Daily, 1939.

"Watch your pulse!"  From The Film Daily, 1940.

From The Film Daily, 1943.

"She played to lose!"  From Motion Picture Classic, 1919.

From Shadowland, 1920.

From Motion Picture Classic, 1929.

A publicity gimmick for D. W. Griffith's "The Greatest Question."  From The Moving Picture World, 1920.

"The pictures you take to-day will mean priceless memories to-morrow."  From Anderson College's 1947 yearbook.