This is the tenth of the series, telling the story of "What Happened to Mary." It seemed to hold much more strongly than any of the last few of the series; is, indeed, if one has seen the others, an interesting offering. The backgrounds are fine and include scenes from New York Harbor and from Martha's Vineyard, off Massachusetts. The characters are human enough and are naturally acted. Mary Fuller is, as usual, in the lead, playing Mary. Charles Ogle and Barry O'Moore are the two Craigs; W. Wadsworth, Peart; Mrs. C.J. Williams, Mary's friend, and Augustus Phillips, a schooner captain. The photography is good. - The Moving Picture World, May 10, 1913
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