- THE ROMANCE OF A GENERATION (Print Ad- Paterson Morning Call, ((Paterson, NJ)) 23 October 1917)
- Jane Cowl, the new Goldwin Pictures star, springs a surprise on her admirers in her first photoplay, "The Spreading Dawn," from the story by Basil King, by not shedding any tears. She shed so many in her famous characterization of Mary Turner, in "Within the Law" and Ellen Neal in "Common Clay," that she became known to many as "Weeping Jane." (Print Ad- Bakersfield Californian, 7 November 1917)
- The Romance of a Generation from The Saturday Evening post Story by Basil King (Print Ad-Evening Capital, ((Annapolis, Md.)) 16 November 1917)
- A study of faithfulness in love in war time, wonderfully conceived and executed. Something new in photoplay production. A worthy successor to the first Goldwyns. (Print Ad- Hearst's Sunday American, ((Atlanta, Ga.)) 21 October 1917)
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