There is some superb scenery in this drama of the seashore, great towering cliffs. The story is of a shipwrecked party being thrown on an island, a minister and his daughter and a young man being deserted by the others, who take the only boat and depart. The minister, dying, marries the two. The daughter, finding a miniature of a woman on her husband's neck, jumps to the conclusion that the man has married her through regard for the conventionalities. The husband has rigged up a boat. The wife throws into the water her coat and hat. The husband, finding them, believes the girl has committed suicide, and rows away. The wife, afterward, rescued by a passing craft, is put ashore. Later she meets her husband and learns that the picture is of His sister. There is a good situation in the closing scene, it is competently handled. - The Moving Picture World, December 14, 1912
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