No writer has ever caught the true spirit of the camera world and translated it into words as Mr. Merwin has done in this remarkable story. Hattie Johnson, a factory girl, just budding into womanhood, without beauty, without brains, without aspirations, is caught in the tangled web of fate, and plunged fearfully and without warning into the blinding work and life of the studios. It is the story of more than one girl who today is famous, and --perhaps--happy. (Photoplay Magazine, July 1922)