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| | TIME.com: The New Pictures -- Mar. 20, 1933 -- Page 1 |
 | | Monica Strong (Helen Chandler) is distressed also, but she is preoccupied about her own romance with a young man of fashion (Ralph Forbes) who is so slow getting a divorce that by the time he is ready to marry Monica, she is ready to kill herself for having misbehaved with a young Italian in Cannes. |
 | | The aviatrix and Sir Christopher Strong are as sad about their attachment as possible. |
 | | She acts with intelligent assurance, speaks in a strong, flat, curiously pleasant voice with the inflections of a polite upbringing in Hartford, Conn. Miss Hepburn did her first acting at Bryn Mawr, where she graduated in 1929, acquired the defect of talking too fast. |
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