"A GIRL AT BAY."

Marlborough Express, Volume LIV, Issue 129, 3 June 1920, Page 5

"A GIRL AT BAY."

"- Is it possible for a girl to slay » man and not know it? Court record» bear testimony to many such instances, but none more amaaing and mysterious than the case of Mary Blake in "A Girl at Ba,y,' J) Vitagraph?s Corinnj© . Gii'iflßth piot«re showing at the Falace Theatre to,oight. Only in this instance, the fdrl admitted the crime, iL& police-, proved, and the psychology., of-.'.a noted criminologist showed the girl innocent.' Miss .Griffith in the powerful drama/ of a. man's love and a woman's ,risk has a role of exceptional 'appeal, and is ably supported by Walter Miller;