Two weary Willies and a cop furnish most of the fun in this farce, which is cleverly worked out, except that it hardly convinces us to see the tramps get the goose away from the cop, once his hands have fastened on it. It was stolen goods and he had found it on the tramps. His wife had cooked it and it was waiting for his copship to come home from the prison when they steal it again and get away. However, it is a farce and not a dissertation on sociology. It is meant to make laughter and will do so with a reasonable certainty, for it is cleverly acted, well put on and clearly photographed. - The Moving Picture World, July 18, 1914
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