User Reviews

A love story of the early west, of old stagecoach days. The hero and the heroine are thrown together while traveling on such a conveyance and they become friends. The picture, continuing, reveals the development of the love story. It is made dramatic by the slowness of the man to respond to the girl's growing tenderness and also by the presence of a rough cowboy who plays the villain and who is the means of awakening the hero in the end to a knowledge of his love for the girl. It is a picture, in general outline and in its object, not unlike many others. The action seems carefully planned and the interest is not permitted to fall down. Yet there is nothing new in it, either in the kind of scenery, which is very good, nor in the story or its characters. It gives entertainment, because it shows only pleasing, romantic things. A safe picture to offer rather than a good one. - The Moving Picture World, August 24, 1912