A well acted and gripping film is this. It has to do almost entirely with the seamy side of life. There is a dramatic scene at the opening, wherein an escaping criminal forces a dying man to sign a confession of a murder committed by himself. William E. Shay appears as the police commissioner and Frank Smith as the old man. The suspense is well sustained. - The Moving Picture World, June 14, 1913
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