Red Hair

[Its] episodes [are] as likely as finding a sympathetic taxi-driver on a rainy night after the theatre. But its cheery nature makes it something far better than Mrs. Glyn has written for years [and is] the best picture in which Miss Bow has been featured.

A good picture. It is nothing extraordinary, but it is of the cheerful sort.

Clarence Badger, who directed the film, has managed to maintain a con-intent mild comedy gait which largely neutralizes the lack of an adequate story. Miss Bow makes the most of the central character by her usually spirited and charming performance.

[A] very amusing film.