A dramatic picture of early times in Southern California. The story seems long in getting started, but the scenes are well designed and keep interest awake till the situation becomes clear. The child of aristocratic parents has been stolen by a bandit, the bandit captured and the child found by the padre who has educated her not knowing who she is. Just before her mother finds her and reveals her identity she is loved by an American and a Mexican. The Mexican has come to take her by force, but the priest saves her and then her mother enters with the American. The picture is interesting, but cannot be called thrilling. - The Moving Picture World, October 7, 1911
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