The complications in this one-reel comedy have served the purpose of all kinds and conditions of playwrights, but in this case have been handled with such deftness, so much of the "touch-and-go" of farce, without its irresponsibility of motive, that they have all the freshness and novelty of a newly discovered theme. No audience, in a normal state, will fail to find amusement in generous measure as the story on the film is rapidly unwound. The staging and acting are artistic to a high degree. - The Moving Picture World, March 13, 1915
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