A romantic melodrama of the Kentucky hills with the usual heroine who falls in love with a revenue man sent to locate her father's illicit distillery. At the climax she saves him from the moonshiners. It is a picture that will please, chiefly because its producer has wisely followed the accepted formula and as wisely guarded our sympathy for the heroine by making her acceptable to us. He has also supplied new incidents to keep the eye from remembering like things in the scenes in other pictures. These melodramas don't need to be very new; but they do need to be made rightly. This is a very fair one. It will be liked. - The Moving Picture World, September 21, 1912
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