A romantic comedy produced by Milton Fahrney, which is most amusingly wide-awake from the very start. It is an elopement picture, unusually clever in incidents. The sources of the fun it gives are; first, the characters. These are very natural, very human, and in the way they are contrasted show a moving picture maker who knows both his business and humanity. Secondly, these characters find in the picture a natural development in the story's action. Thirdly, the scenes are excellent and in them, the story is smoothly and clearly woven. The photography is, as usual, very good. It is a desirable offering. We enjoyed it very much. - The Moving Picture World, July 13, 1912
Review of Hard Luck Bill
