This three-reel number contains an intermingling of strength and weakness. It holds the attention quite firmly and has a well-knit story; its chief fault is that it deals with a low level of life and contains much unpleasantness. A pretty country girl is taken into a private gambling house by her uncle, to act as a drawing card. Swayne abandons his mistress and marries the girl. The mistress conspires to have Swayne murdered and then kills herself. The widowed girl then marries her young lover. The characterizations are strong and the photography good, but the story has little to commend in it. - The Moving Picture World, January 30, 1915
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