User Reviews

People watched this two-part offering pretty closely, on account of the story. Yet it is a story that has been told before, but not with this filling-in which gives it its new interest. Attention lags a little when we see the Indian who has graduated in the East falling in love with the daughter of a white physician; it seemed a bit theatrical and unreal because we have seen it so often. The real font of our close attention comes from the fact that the Indian has become a real doctor and we realize his chance of being a great medicine-man among his own people and his chance of a romance aside from this falling in love with a girl of the white race. So we believe the ending spoils it a bit. The acting, with Art Ortega as the hero, and with Mona Darkfeather, Big Moon. Eva Smith, etc., in the cast, is good. The photography is clear and acceptable. - The Moving Picture World, June 27, 1914