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Deanna Durbin scores her happiest grown-up ortrayal in 'Hers to Hold,' a delightful modern omedy that opens up a brand new career for its tar . . . It remained for this Felix Jackson producon to strike exactly the right note that will send le Durbin stock to its all-time high ... in the nmediate hit classification. Directed by Frank yan with a finesse which is buoyantly refreshing."
— Hollywood Reporter
This latest Deanna Durbin feature is right up to le minute, tuneful, entertaining, with sure-fire udience appeal. Co-starred with Joseph Gotten, ctress turns in one of her most engaging and aptivating performances . . . Picture should gross t the boxoffice as a top Durbin presentation, and hould be billed as such."
— Daily Variety
If this isn't the best picture Deanna Durbin has ver made it will serve in that classification until better one comes along. La Durbin has shed te last semblance of adolescence to emerge a lamorous, alluring, talented actress without loss f her golden voice. Certainly no picture could ave such strong appeal to -the funny-bone and -te heart without proving a boxoffice bonanza."
— Boxoffice
Solid entertainment set for big grosses. It gives eanna Durbin her greatest opportunity. This picire also ushers Deanna into the ranks of the rownups, and she shows certain charm in her ew maturity."
— The Exhibitor
Deanna fares very well in the hands of her new roducing-directing combination of Felix Jackson nd Frank Ryan, who deliver a product of high oxoffice potentialities."
— Motion Picture Daily
Deanna Durbin's glamor and charm vie with er gorgeous singing voice in 'Hers to Hold.' She as developed into a charming and talented omedienne."
— Louella Parsons