"THROUGH THE BACK DOOR."
- From Belgian farmhouse to a Long Island mansion is a far cry, and this sudden change of scene is the pivot of the plot of "Through the Back Door," the engrossing Mary Pickford feature opening on Friday at Everybody's. The first two chapters contain the cleverest bits of fooling ever perpetrated by. the star, and she has' co-operating with her two wonderful, animals. As the story grows in intensity, it progresses more towards the society melodrama type, but is still relieved by flashes of quaint fun and frolic. This picture holds all the Mary Pickford records so far, possibly on account of its appeal to both grown-ups and children. The plan is at the Bristol.
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Evening Post, Volume CIV, Issue 10, 12 July 1922, Page 3
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