Love in the Ghetto (1913) User Reviews

Made a decided hit with a large audience

[deickemeyer · 1 September 2017]

A very commendable comedy of Jewish lovers and their parents. Frank Weed's Abe Marks, clothing dealer and father of the girl, made a decided hit with a large audience and deserves praise; he is very amusing. Lillian Logan and Thomas Carrigan, as the lovers, are all that could be asked, and G.L. Cox, as the pawnbroker and father of the boy, is also good. It is ably produced by Oscar Eagle from the clever script of J.E. Hungerford. The photography is clear. - The Moving Picture World, May 10, 1913