A very pleasing romantic comedy in a vein that the Lubin premier company has worked with much success before. In this well conducted little love story, Mr. Arthur Johnson plays the leading role, a young bachelor who falls in love with a young lady (we believe that she is played by Miss Helen Marten and like the part very much). This lady is looking for a position as governess. The man, of course has no children; but borrows three from his washerwoman. They are nice children and all goes well until the governess returns unexpectedly and finds him paying them off. The ending might have been approached more freshly, indeed, the obvious, simpler path would have been more pleasing. The photographs are simply perfect in most scenes, and some of them are like paintings. We call it a fair feature. - The Moving Picture World, March 23, 1912
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