A Child for Sale

A Child for Sale is a 1920 silent film directed by Ivan Abramson, starring Gladys Leslie and Creighton Hale.

Critic Burns Mantle noted some shortcomings of the film in his review of the melodramatic opus in Photoplay, stating that Ivan Abramsons idea of what constitutes a coherent and convincing dramatic story, taking this picture as a sample, offer many opportunities for the raucous hoot and the mirthful snort. ...His picture is an inartistic jumble of unrelated incidents to me ... Other contemporary reviews were of a more nonspecific and generally positive nature, such as the review by the New York Clipper which described the picture as intensely interesting from start to finish.

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