A picture of sentiment dealing with a poverty stricken man who becomes a burglar at Christmas time. Of course, good use is made of children; the burglar has two at home who have prayed that Santa Claus might come, and when the man breaks into the rich house, a child who has come down to see his presents finds him. The story, by E.L. Summers, is interesting and wholesome, though not at all great. E.A. Martin produced it and has made a pleasing, commendable offering. The role of burglar is taken by Hobart Bosworth, and "Baby" Lillian Wade plays the rich man's child. The photography is clear. - The Moving Picture World, July 19, 1913
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