What Katie Did

⭐ Featured Review

"Edna Hamel makes an effective appeal in this picture as a poor little girl, a mother's helper, whose natural kindliness is rewarded in the end. The story is carefully made and has a fair measure of dramatic suspense; there is only one place where, so it seems to us, it is weak. The treatment of the little girl in the shop of the milliner where she is working after school as a messenger seems conventional and more in the atmosphere of a select school than of a shop; the poor seldom treat each other so meanly. Fellow workers in the shop would probably have helped Edna, not wantonly caused h..."