A six-reel number, written and produced by Stanley E.V. Taylor, and featuring Miss Leonard. The quality of plot in this production does not seem to justify six reels. It tells a good running narrative, but not once does it rise to anything like dramatic heights. The girl marries the rich pawnbroker to get money for her artist lover. The pawnbroker dies and his son forces her to wed him; this scene lacks conviction. Later the son is supposed to be killed and she marries the artist. Trouble ensues, but a happy ending is achieved. This does not give us Miss Leonard at her best, though the story will no doubt prove acceptable with some audiences. - The Moving Picture World, June 27, 1914
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