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Press, Volume LXX, Issue 21146, 23 April 1934, Page 19

"Ot all our young English actresses few present greater hopes backed by a past record than Miss Marie Ney. Her work is always intelligent. Yet it is not disfigured by mental searchings after the eccentric . or the assertively clever," writes Harold Conway in the London "Daily Telegraph." "I am looking forward to her Portia at the Alhambi'a. I hear good accounts of it from Manchester." '

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