Mary Stevens, M.D.
Director: Lloyd Bacon
Actors: Kay Francis, Lyle Talbot, Glenda Farrell
PlotMary is a dedicated physician in a world where female doctors face constant skepticism. Despite her talent and dedication, she struggles to gain recognition in a male-dominated profession. Her personal life intertwines with her professional one as she has feelings for a charming fellow doctor named Don, who is more interested in living lavishly than committing to a relationship. Seeking success, Don marries a wealthy socialite, leaving Mary to focus solely on her career. Her best friend, Gloria, provides her emotional support and companionship, but Mary's longing for personal fulfillment remains strong.
Amid professional challenges, Mary sets up a private practice to build a life independent of her romantic entanglements. As she encounters the harsh realities of societal expectations and the rigors of her profession, Mary remains steadfast in her commitment to her patients. She treats a wide variety of cases with compassion and skill, gradually earning the respect she deserves. Just as she finds her footing, Mary's world is shaken by a scandal involving Don, which puts her own career and reputation at risk. Determined to stand by her ethical principles and provide unwavering care for her patients, Mary must navigate these obstacles with inner strength and resolve.
Writers: Rian James, Robert Lord, Virginia Kellogg
Release Date: 22 Jul 1933
Runtime: 72 min
Rating: Passed
Country: United States
Language: English, Spanish, French
Home Video Reviews
Mary Stevens, M.D. shines on Blu-ray with strong performances, excellent cinematography, and top-tier restoration, despite limited extras.
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