Mrs. Upton can not only make matches, but she can keep them lighted even in the wind of a lovers' quarrel. The story, a slight but human and pleasing one, shows this and that is all. However, it was brightly conceived by John Kendrick Bangs, competently produced by James Castle and delightfully played by Florence Dyer, one of Vitagraph's new leading women, who has self possession, a cheery smile and is perfectly natural. Carlotta De Felice and Arthur Ashley, her two lovers, show, now and then, lack of experience, but promise well. Tefft Johnson fills a small role as Mrs. Upton's husband, and there are others who support the picture well. - The Moving Picture World, November 1, 1913
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