The hero, "Slippery," and the heroine of this picture are robbers; the only mitigating circumstances being that they want to get to Mexico, where they can live "straight." They have a partner in the hold-up business who poses as a good man, but is treacherous and brings "Slippery" to justice on account of which he is considered a hero. "Slippery's" wife gets him out of prison and they escape, while the partner is "shown up." It is well acted in most of its scenes. In one scene "Slippery" is so badly wounded that he faints and falls from his horse; but a few moments later, when a gun is pointed at him, shows remarkable strength and agility. There is one remarkably fine photograph in the picture. It is interesting but is not an important picture. - The Moving Picture World, September 23, 1911
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