A rather conventional photoplay that reminds one in many respects, in the beginning, of past productions, but develops later into quite an original picture offering. It is in two reels and as it progresses it grows stronger and holds the audience in interest. It is beautifully staged. A father's remorse gives an opportunity for vision scenes, which are most deftly handled in a consistent way. The parts were all well played, especially the child in the second part, "The Dream Child." The director deserves credit for his good work, and the photography is first class. It is interesting and pleasing. - The Moving Picture World, February 28, 1914
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