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While this picture is a comedy to those who see it one can scarcely refrain from sympathizing with the young man whose affections are centered upon the pretty school teacher and who undertakes to express his feelings by procuring a valentine and sending it to her. The scene is laid in California in the old stage coaching days when holdups were not an uncommon experience of travelers. Then comes a rattling good fight with the outlaws, which represents the ardent lover possessed of but one thought, getting the valentine to the teacher upon the right day. This he dramatically accomplishes, though severely wounded. The ending is happy enough to compensate for any difficulties which may have preceded. The scenery is picturesque, the acting is sympathetic and there is the usual clear photography to help out. The picture should prove interesting. - The Moving Picture World, March 26, 1910