A two-part picture play adapted from a story in Munsey's Magazine. The plot contains complications enough for ten reels. It is somewhat melodramatic in nature and contains a regular villain, who has everything his own way, until the finale when he comes to grief. There is a good mob scene and thrilling incidents, an attempted kidnapping scene, etc. Everything is explained satisfactorily and all is happiness in the end. - The Moving Picture World, August 29, 1914
Review of A Gentleman of Leisure
