William Duncan, author and producer of this picture, deserves much credit. He, himself plays the ranger, the leading role, and has made an offering that keeps all eyes glued to the screen. It is thoroughly romantic without being luridly melodramatic and its value as entertainment is much enhanced by the smooth and natural way the scenes come out and by the skill with which natural peculiarities of its backgrounds are used to create a feeling of mystery. Myrtle Stedman plays the heroine, captive of a band of outlaws. Lester Cuneo is the chief desperado. The ranger, posing as a badman, gets in with the band and with the help of his horse effects one of the most sensational of rescues. Rex de Rosselli plays the girl's father. It's a much better picture than the synopsis would lead one to expect. - The Moving Picture World, December 28, 1912
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