Moving picturedom has missed Max Linder, that genial comedian of the French Pathe Company. He has been very sick. This little comedy, so the first leader says, was enacted by him, with his father, mother and sister, to reassure his old friends, the patrons of moving pictures. We are glad to have him back again. There is no one else who is Max. The picture is a joy forever, and hearty laugh followed hearty laugh throughout the film. Not only is this comedy, which has no definite situation, full of amusement in its whimsical turns and unexpected happenings; but its views of a country place are lovely. There is a very humorous dog in it, and a very amusing trick pony. It is a first class picture. Good health to Max. May he give us many more pictures. - The Moving Picture World, May 25, 1912
Review of Max Is Convalescent
