This is a straight farce, with Bess Meredyth and Ernest Shields in the leads. The son cannot admit his marriage when the father comes. The latter is finally compromised in a way that makes him amenable to reason. The story has amusing moments and is well constructed, but it did not lead up to a sufficient climax and has other drawbacks. - The Moving Picture World, September 5, 1914
Review of Father's Bride
