The fourth of the "Who Pays?" series is decidedly the best. In it Ruth Roland does particularly good work. The same can also be said of Henry King. The scenario has been written by William Ritchie and has been directed into picture shape by Harry Harvey. This drama has been done in three reels and has been developed with unusual skill. It is distinctly professional, and is artistic in every respect. The story treats of a young woman of wealth, who upon losing her money through an unscrupulous broker lies to the old millionaire who asks her to marry him, and entreats her not to do so unless she loves him. Goaded by the loss of her fortune she pretends to be in love with the old man and marries him, afterward falling in love with the young physician whom the millionaire retains in his household to guard his health. - The Moving Picture World, May 22, 1915
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