A country romance. The only thing new in it is the method in which the man's better self appears on the opposite side of the table to argue and plead with his lower self. It was written and produced by Lem Parker. Thomas Santschi plays a man who loves a country girl so well that he gives back to her father a mortgage he holds, but, in the city, enjoys the company of fast women. It does not strongly convince, because of little things. That was a poor kind of photograph for a simple farmer's daughter. The farmer himself is not like a real farmer. Mr. Santschi and the farmer's wife are the only well-cast figures. - The Moving Picture World, August 23, 1913
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