A delicious comedy in which revenge is turned into a gold mine by that mysterious destiny which shapes all lives, and does it in spite of those most affected. If anyone had told the victim- of this villain's schemes that the very thing which apparently ruined them would bring them wealth, they would have laughed at it, or would have deemed it altogether impossible. The only weak point in the story, or the only point which one might wish different, is that in which the speculator, in no wise interested in the lovers' quarrel, loses his money. Possibly, however, the end may justify this slight deviation from what seems the correct path. As a whole the picture is a choice bit of comedy, sure to please any audience fortunate enough to see it. - The Moving Picture World, April 16, 1910