A very good picture. The Broncho producers are turning out excellent work. The action in their pictures, and they don't lack action, stands out on the screen convincingly, as though it was natural and a fact; it seems spontaneous. It is due in large part to the acting and in this picture we like especially the heroine, a cow girl. It is she, who, after securing the real horse thief, holds up her lover, wrongly accused, and collects the reward offered for him. It is her rough humor; he doesn't understand it until she produces the culprit and he is freed. Money is useful in housekeeping. Every player in it acts acceptably. It pays to employ really competent people in making pictures for the public. - The Moving Picture World, December 21, 1912
Review of A Double Reward
