A Question of Hats and Gowns

1914
56m

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Jennie Wiltz fell in love with Bob Megley at school, but he paid no attention to the "plain" girl. One day he tried to pass a note to Annabelle, a pretty little girl seated in front of Jenni... Read allJennie Wiltz fell in love with Bob Megley at school, but he paid no attention to the "plain" girl. One day he tried to pass a note to Annabelle, a pretty little girl seated in front of Jennie. Another boy was blamed, but Bob confessed and saved him from a "rattaning." Jennie long... Read allJennie Wiltz fell in love with Bob Megley at school, but he paid no attention to the "plain" girl. One day he tried to pass a note to Annabelle, a pretty little girl seated in front of Jennie. Another boy was blamed, but Bob confessed and saved him from a "rattaning." Jennie longed to tell him how much she admired him, but she was forced to keep it a secret. School va... Read all

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Strikes a strong note of human appeal

A two reel number, with Miriam Nesbitt and Augustus Phillips in the leads. This story of the country town girl, who becomes a milliner in order to win the love she craves, strikes a strong note of human appeal. Miss Nesbitt gives one of the most finished performances we have seen on the screen. Her handling of the lovelorn girl, from graduation days until she becomes a striking beauty, is intelligent and appealing. The story develops naturally and has a lot of human nature in it. An unusually pleasing number. - The Moving Picture World, May 2, 1914