There is quality in the photography of this picture, and the pleasure that one gets from its lovely backgrounds will be, through the early scenes, the most noticeable thing in it, for the producer has intentionally left the spectator to guess his way. The object was to create a feeling of mystery, and this was accomplished but at the expense of a clear-cut impression. Yet the guessing is not unpleasant, and the offering seemed to entertain a large audience. The players are very acceptable. Producer William Duncan made it from Edward McWade's script, with Tom Mix in the leading role as both desperado and sheriff. Rex de Rosselli and Myrtle Stedman are the bad man's accomplices, and Lester Cuneo plays the man who unravels the mystery. - The Moving Picture World, March 29, 1913
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