A very good picture for all kinds of spectators, but especially for cultivated ones. The story, by Bannister Merwin, deals with English country life and its chief object is atmosphere, that is, it aims to show what life is like in such an English village. There is no doubt about its success, both in its story, which is human and true, and in its atmosphere. The producer, Charles Brabin, has chosen a typical old time village, the camera did its part perfectly. Of the players. Marc Mac Dermott and Miriam Nesbitt have the leading roles assisted by English actors, among whom are Charles Vernon, James Lefre and Phyllis Stuckey. A very desirable release. - The Moving Picture World, September 20, 1913
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