This is a somewhat different offering and proves conclusively that a philosopher with his broad mind is much happier than a pessimist or cynic, and that human beings exist that are innately honest when sorely tempted, even when dire need drives. The author is E. Lynn Summers and director, Ralph Delmore. Walter Roberts was the cynic and John O'Hara the philosopher. It is an enjoyable picture without a severe punch. - The Moving Picture World, March 14, 1914
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