In a 1933 film adaptation of it directed by Marion Gering, Edward Arnold and Donald Cook played lovers of the title character, who was played by Sylvia Sidney.
In a 1933 film adaptation of it directed by Marion Gering, Edward Arnold and Donald Cook played lovers of the title character, who was played by Sylvia Sidney. In the 50th chapter of this book, Mrs. Gerald takes a house on Drexel Boulevard to be nearer to the main male character. In the first chapter, the title character and her mother present themselves as the clerk's desk of the principal hotel [*] in a Midwestern city and ask for work cleaning. A passage about contraceptives in this book was famously removed by the author's editor, Ripley Hitchcock. The title character's daughter dies after she leaves Lester Kane, though she lost her virginity to a politician named Brander. FTP, name this 1911 work, the second novel written by Theodore Dreiser.
In a 1933 film adaptation of it directed by Marion Gering, Edward Arnold and Donald Cook played lovers of the title character, who was played by Sylvia Sidney.
{Jennie Gerhardt}