Bluff is a generally interesting picture, though contradictory. At one moment it derides its subject; the next it rescues the heroine from a mess by bluff. A young dress designer, unable to get ahead in any other way, pretends to be a well- known modiste, and while success rolls in on one side, the police roll in on the other—for her assumed namesake has been involved in Red Cross frauds. The girl's prosecution is pushed by a political boss anxious to hush her up in her fight to make him pay for crippling her...
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