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Mary Marble was fourth in one of the few dressing room acts seen on the big time circuits in years. Miss Marble has a strong personal following and a rather weak vehicle. As an actress who returns to the town she ran away from years ago Miss Marble gives a very convincing interpretation of an unconvincing role. The young actress, who is disillusioned with life and who received large gobs of sophisticated advice from Miss Marble, is well handled by an attractive looking girl. The husband, who turns out to be the manager of the theatre and the grown baby who is the property boy, are also capably played.
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Variety Magazine, LVIII: 1 October 1920