Charles Hoyt's Merry Comedy of Social Satire, Full of Homely Philosphy, Keen with Wit and and Funny Situations - Five Thousand Feet of Fun, Frolic and Frivolity! (original poster)
The story of a tomboy who tried to arrange romances for other people and discovered one of her own. (Print Ad-Greensburg Daily Tribune, ((Greensburg, Penna.)) 9 January 1922)
Glittering frolicksome farce of a maid who couldn't hang on to money and who couldn't get rid of men. (Print Ad- Calgary Daily Herald, ((Calgary, Alta.)) 19 September 1931)
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