The great mistake of this delightful picture was in not telling us the name and the locality of this immense institution where three thousand children are cared for and given a good time during summer days. The camera man of the Yankee Company well deserves the reputation he has of turning out very good pictures. He has handled this picture of "Fort Plenty" (it is so called on the screen) admirably. We get first a general panorama of the building and grounds, and then details like the dining room and the evening ceremonies around the flag staff as Old Glory is take down for the night. He also has given us a chance to see many children's faces, which are very interesting. - The Moving Picture World, August 26, 1911
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