A well acted and sympathetic play. Father is in distress. He cannot pay the rent and his baby is dying. The hard-hearted doctor violates the ethics of his profession and. refuses assistance unless he is paid. Father does not know that there are free dispensaries, so he invades the private office of a bank, holds up the cashier at the pistol point and obtains enough money to relieve his anxiety of mind. All of which goes to show that the revolver is very useful in moments of stress and mental strain. Father then rescues the cashier's daughter when she is nearly run over by an automobile, a startlingly original situation and is forgiven in the end for having committed a crime he believed justifiable. - The Moving Picture World, July 5, 1913
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