This two-act picture play is adapted by Edgar Franklin from a story in the Munsey Magazine. It is a thrilling drama, mingling Oriental mysticism with modern methods in the unraveling of a wonderful tangle of complications. A man is given seven sealed orders, which he is to open at various times and places. He follows instructions and the developments contain some dramatic moments, and suspense is maintained throughout the many scenes. The acting is well done. An interesting release. - The Moving Picture World, September 12, 1914
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