The Moving Picture Weekly (1920-1921)

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IhREirAMOlM' WHIVEMAL SPCClAli ATTRACTIOMS 4<D0NNIE, BONNIE LASSIE' is ^ quite the best picture ever allotted to Mary MacLaren," says Virginia Dale, in the Chicago Evening Journal. "They don't make them as good as this one very often, nowadays. An attempt to convey the entertaining qualities of this picture by a short description of the story is hardly possible. It cannot do it justice," says Harrison, in his Exhibitors' Reports. DIRECTED BY TOD BROWNING