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== [[Theatre]] ==
* In Bayard Veiller's play ''Within the Law'', Mary Turner was sentenced to three years in prison for a theft from Edward Gilder's Emporium she didn't commit because Gilder was determined to make an example of her. After serving her sentence, Mary marries Gilder's son Dick, and not out of love:
{{quote| "I served every minute of my time: three full, whole years. Do you wonder I want to get even--that someone has got to pay? Four years ago you took away my name and gave me a number. Now I've given up that number and I've got your name."}}
 
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