A two-part picture taken mostly along the shore. It has a prologue in which one daughter of a rich man, after being rescued by a life-guard, elopes, and the other daughter marries a banker. In this part there is much conventional love-making with kisses and the like. Then, after skipping several years, the conditions of the two cousins (Fairbanks Twins who look alike) are contrasted. One is the orphan granddaughter of a poor fisherman and the other is with her parents on a beautiful yacht. Fate gets them mixed up, and parents and grandfather both think it a touch of the brain, until after a well-handled, speedy climax, all are happy ever after. It was built commercially for the twins, and is not especially convincing, yet will please on account of its theme; its players and the pretty backgrounds and well-handled scenes. - The Moving Picture World, August 1, 1914
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