In these two reels there are strong situations, and plenty of good acting and continuous incident to hold the interest throughout. There are some beautiful exteriors, one, especially, of an Italian garden, which will charm the eye of any city dweller. In the second reel the tension is sharp, there being two scenes especially effective. These are where the first husband, representing the employees of the shipyard, goes to the wife of the shipowner to extend the congratulations of the employees, and meets his former wife, who had believed him dead; the second, where the employees, with bared heads, are escorting from the yard the body of the first husband, who had deliberately cut the air pipe when in a diving suit under water in order to do what he could to right a previous wrong. It is a noteworthy production. - The Moving Picture World, September 14, 1912
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