A three-reel picture from the White Star studio. It features Edwin August and tells an old story, that of the borrowed "diamond" necklace of paste stones that is lost and replaced by real gems at a terrible sacrifice. Yet there is a new twist and it has been brought up to date and set in America. The opening scenes are at the seaside and then in a large city. There is some excellent acting, not only by Edwin August, but by his whole cast. The leading woman is very pretty besides, and there are many beautiful scenes in it. - The Moving Picture World, November 7, 1914
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