Adapted from a French farce of the same name this two-reel production stands as one of the few comedy productions that have real merit aud are worthy of classification as comedy. The situations of the play are legitimate, and the dove-tailing of events perfect. The quite possible exchange of three hats belonging to three different parties, and the mix-up of circumstances following makes an excellent basis for a truly amusing bit of farce comedy. - The Moving Picture World, February 20, 1915
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