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| | The New Pictures -- Monday, Sep. 18, 1933 -- Page 2 -- TIME (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08) |
 | | If, as is highly probable, Lady for a Day is a box office success, May Robson will soon be one of the small company of actresses who have become Hollywood stars not because they are handsome but because, in a.lifetime of practice, they have learned how to act. |
 | | May Robson played in stock for 40 years as well as starring intermittently in Manhattan, London and elsewhere. |
 | | Peculiarly blind to the most obvious qualities in their story, the producers of Lady for a Day were under the impression that her part in it was a bit also, until the reactions of a preview audience made it clear that she was the most important member of the cast. |
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