When the Right Man Comes Along

1913

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Anyone seeing the handsome suite of offices on Wall Street would think that the owner, J. Green, was one of the Napoleons unchanged, but they would not think that this same J. Green was a wo... Read allAnyone seeing the handsome suite of offices on Wall Street would think that the owner, J. Green, was one of the Napoleons unchanged, but they would not think that this same J. Green was a woman so thoroughly immersed in the intricacies of the Bulls and Bears of the Exchange that ... Read allAnyone seeing the handsome suite of offices on Wall Street would think that the owner, J. Green, was one of the Napoleons unchanged, but they would not think that this same J. Green was a woman so thoroughly immersed in the intricacies of the Bulls and Bears of the Exchange that all other considerations were forgotten. Her people, happily married and scattered to the ... Read all

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Edison Company production number 7306.

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There is something entirely fresh and new about it

A picture by Mary Fuller, in which she has the leading role, a young woman broker who apes mannish ways until the "right man comes along" and then, because he will not pay attention to one so much like his man friends, she buys a cascade of lace and a new hat. Pretty soon he proposes. There is something entirely fresh and new about it, and it is this that chiefly holds the interest. Mary Fuller plays a curious character and gets a good deal out of it; it is most creditable to her. Its a dramatic production, it is cleverly conceived, but only fairly worked out. Arthur Housman, R. Ridgely and Bliss Milford are her support. The photography is good. - The Moving Picture World, May 10, 1913