The movie Mary Stevens, M.D. (1933) is a drama about a female doctor navigating professional challenges and personal turmoil. Mary Stevens and her friend Don Andrews graduate from medical school and set up their practices in the same building. Mary faces prejudice as a woman doctor but builds her reputation, while Don neglects his practice for a privileged social life. Despite Mary's love for Don, he marries Lois Cavanaugh, a wealthy woman, and their paths diverge.
Years later, Mary, now a successful doctor, reconnects with Don, who is fleeing legal troubles. They have an affair, and Mary becomes pregnant. However, Don cannot divorce Lois due to family pressure. Tragically, Mary's baby dies, and she struggles with despair but ultimately regains her confidence and saves a child in the final scene.
It's a poignant story of resilience and redemption.
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