Viola Dana, who created the title role in "The Poor Little Rich Girl," has the leading part in this well acted and nicely staged drama. Wm. Bechtel, Miriam Nesbitt, Robert Conness, Mrs. Wm. Bechtel, Margaret Prussing and a knowing Boston bull assist Miss Dana in working out the story of a young girl who resents the coming of a stepmother into her life. Although somewhat older than the right age for the character, Miss Dana brings out the different moods of the willful little miss with skill, and makes her surrender at the finish with charming conviction. It is rather difficult to understand, however, why the portrait of a man's first wife should have been lugged up into the attic and thrown into a corner, just because he is going to bring home a new wife. - The Moving Picture World, March 13, 1915
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