The tomboy came from the west and was about seventeen. She and her sister had lost their father and his will made an easterner, the father's partner, guardian of them. The tomboy was charming in her riding habit and she, with her little sister and their guardian, made a very pretty picture out riding in Bronx Park. But she did not shine in society and her accidents and the reproofs she got made her so ashamed that she ran away and joined a Wild West show. Her guardian sought her for months without finding her; but the show came to the town where the family was spending the summer and the little sister finds her. There are some pretty horses and pretty riding in the picture which makes a very pleasing, wholesome character story. It is commendable as a picture with the heart interest and other elements that make pictures popular. - The Moving Picture World, December 30, 1911
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