A picture in good style by the Flying A premier company that is strongly dramatic and satisfying. Miss Von Trump plays the most interesting role and shows much ability in depicting a half-wild, uninstructed girl who is called "the waif of the canon." There was love-making going on in her vicinity and she was shut out of it. The love making wasn't smooth; it wasn't likely to be when a stranger (Kerrigan) steals this girl (Miss Bush) away from a man (Richardson) who has rough friends in the canon. Things needed only a spark to explode a tragedy. The jealous waif supplies it and the result is a thrill. More than one man bites the dust and, at the end, the waif too crumples up, a stray bullet through her fiery heart. It is another live wire by the Flying A. - The Moving Picture World, August 31, 1912
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