Parted at the Church

Examiner of Plays' Summary:

The heroine who 'parted at the church' from her newly-married husband, did so because she was foolish enough to proclaim herself the mother of her sister's illegitimate child [...] The silly heroine at length repents of her useless lie, and so effects a reconciliation with her ill-used husband: and the foolish melodrama is thus brought to a happy if wholly unconvincing end. Utterly irrational in motive and treatment; but harmless in its absurdities and exaggerations. Recommended for License Ernest. A. Bendall.