In 1932, in the midst of a grueling work schedule, Marsh left Warner Bros. and moved to RKO, where she made "Strange Justice" (1932) with Norman Foster and "The Sport Parade" (1932) with Joel McCrea. After that, she took several film offers in Europe that lasted until 1934. She enjoyed working in England and Germany, as well as vacationing in Paris. While in England, she appeared in the musical comedy film "Over the Garden Wall" (1934). Back in the United States, she appeared as the heroine Elnora in a popular adaptation of the perennial favorite "A Girl of the Limberlost" (1934).