In this two-reel number Francis X. Bushman appears in the dual role of twin brothers. As is usual in this sort of a story the leading character has to overcome the likelihood of confusing the plot and a certain aspect of improbability about the whole situation. Mr. Bushman succeeds in accomplishing this, and pulls the story through very creditably, some interesting examples of double exposure being recorded. The plot is a lively one, and in spite of the fact that it would have been practically impossible for the brothers to interchange positions in real life, we are willing to see it done in the pictures and glad when the counterfeiters are rounded up and both brothers safe and happy. Not powerful, but entertaining. - The Moving Picture World, July 5, 1913
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