Up in Mary's Attic

1920
50min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaLiving in a private school while awaiting the fortune she will inherit if she remains unmarried until she's 21, Mary is not only already married, but also has a child with her gym-teacher hu... Leer todoLiving in a private school while awaiting the fortune she will inherit if she remains unmarried until she's 21, Mary is not only already married, but also has a child with her gym-teacher husband. About to be discovered by the Principal's conniving son, they hide their baby in th... Leer todoLiving in a private school while awaiting the fortune she will inherit if she remains unmarried until she's 21, Mary is not only already married, but also has a child with her gym-teacher husband. About to be discovered by the Principal's conniving son, they hide their baby in the attic of her dormitory.

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In Philadelphia, publicity for the film included six U.S. Navy aeroplanes flying over the city, dropping 100 passes on the street, and sailor Jim White, "the Strong Man of the Navy," pulled a heavy truck with "Mary's Attic" on it, every evening at seven and nine o'clock in front of the Metropolitan Opera House. (Evening Public Ledger, ((Philadelphia, Penna.)) 7 August 1920)