Suzanna's New Suit

1914

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Margarita Fischer in Suzanna's New Suit (1914)

Susanna has a habit of buying articles on credit. Her husband objects to this, and one day when a suit arrives at the house C.O.D., he refuses to pay the bill. Susanna is highly indignant an... Read allSusanna has a habit of buying articles on credit. Her husband objects to this, and one day when a suit arrives at the house C.O.D., he refuses to pay the bill. Susanna is highly indignant and threatens to go to her mother in a distant city. Van Dusen, her husband, calls the bluff... Read allSusanna has a habit of buying articles on credit. Her husband objects to this, and one day when a suit arrives at the house C.O.D., he refuses to pay the bill. Susanna is highly indignant and threatens to go to her mother in a distant city. Van Dusen, her husband, calls the bluff, and dares her to go, whereupon Susanna angrily packs her suit-case and demands the price... Read all

Director
- Harry A. Pollard
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Director
- Harry A. Pollard
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Substantially amusing

There is enough to this offering's situation to make it substantially amusing. Especially good is the ending, in which Susanna (Marguerita Fisher), comes home to her husband (Harry Pollard); they have had a quarrel over the price of a suit and he thinks that she has been killed in a train wreck en her way to mother's, and is tattered and torn from a bargain sale. The picture is quite sure to excite laughter and makes a serviceable and likable offering. - The Moving Picture World, August 15, 1914