Underneath the Paint (1914) User Reviews

The benefit of elaborate staging

[deickemeyer · 1 September 2019]

An attractive three-reel drama which has been given the benefit of elaborate staging. The story on which the film is based is one of the extreme sort, but not the less interesting withal. The picture has frequent behind-the-scenes sets which are effective. It is not exactly a pleasant happening that the theatrical manager and father of the younger man in the story commits suicide. The moral balance of the story is fair, however. - The Moving Picture World, February 13, 1915