From an artistic viewpoint and leaving out the comedies, this picture is by far the best today; it is very beautiful. The most credit belongs, we believe, to the producer, Fred Huntly, but Miss C.B. Winsatt has written a fresh and thoroughly fine love story, tragic but full of consolation in its sincere poetic ending, which is separated from the main part of the story by two or three marvelous ghost scenes. The photography is important here and is perfect. The acting, too, is beyond reproach. Mabel Van Buren plays the Indian girl and later the girl on the beach. Joe King plays the hero as Indian and White man. A.D. Blake is the medicine man. A very desirable offering. - The Moving Picture World, February 7, 1914
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