A drama in two acts, featuring Danseuse Mademoiselle Verna Mersereau and Robert G. Vignola, who is also the producer. Evelyn Wade, an interpreter of classic dances, is in despair over her mother, who is seriously ill. De Forrest, a millionaire, who is in love with the dancer, makes her an offer to dance at a reception he is giving. She accepts and later becomes his wife. In her triumph she forgets her mother. Believing her husband is in love with an actress, she returns to her old home to learn that her mother has died in dire poverty. The dances are admirable. Acting and photography are up to the standard. - The Moving Picture World, October 17, 1914
Review of The Dancer
