A Western melodrama with robbery, kidnapping, the pursuit of the criminals, several running fights, closing with the rescue of a girl from the hands of a bad gang and the death of the bad man at the hands of his own men. The picture is full of the free, rough and coarse life of the plains and wilds. While one may not like the appearance of the kidnapped girl in the clutches of the bad gang, the picture has many elements of strength which appeal to the average audience with a good deal of force. The setting is very picturesque, giving a good idea of realism. The photography is reasonably clear. Though this firm has not yet mastered the art of keeping their tones, clear black and whites marked improvement is noted over some of the former productions of the same trademark. - The Moving Picture World, December 31, 1909
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