There was already one wise man in the village of Eucanto. A con man had come and these two were hand in glove and doing a good "business," when the other wise man, this time from the East, appeared. There was nothing mystical about him, he was merely another con man. That was what made him "get wise" to the game at once. The first wise man coveted the hand of the girl. Miss Von Trump. The second wise man (Kerrigan) fell in love with her and blocked the game. The first wise man and the first con man (Richardson) were ridden out of town on rails. The picture is fair throughout, photographs and all. It lacks dramatic grip. The scenario of this situation might have been made much stronger by leaving out some of the scenes that were included and adding some that were not. - The Moving Picture World, May 25, 1912
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