The Little Woolen Shoe (1912) User Reviews

It is very well acted and the camera work is good

[deickemeyer · 4 November 2016]

Miss Mary Fuller and Mr. Marc McDermott play this tragic picture with a happy ending, and once more show their remarkable versatility. The husband in the story, played by the latter, is drunken and his wife, played by the former, in despair, abandons her baby on the porch of a wealthy family, in the hope that, under any circumstances, it will have a better chance of growing up into a useful, happy life than with its own unhappy parents. The picture shows how this loss woke the erring husband and wrought upon him so that he reformed. They became well-to- do; but it was years before they found their little daughter again. It is very well acted and the camera work is good. - The Moving Picture World, May 4, 1912