A not very dramatic picture of a girl, daughter of a dare-devil gunman, who finds two other men posing as the notorious dead-shot and makes them explain. Aside from one clown character that is a drawback, the picture is well acted and smoothly told. But it would have been better if the fact that the girl was Red's daughter had been made clear at first. The picture seems to be aiming at something we don't know what until we find out and then the picture is finished. Myrtle Steadman really makes the picture a good offering although many of its hotel scenes, well acted as they are, leaving out that clown, are very pleasing. Marshall Steadman is the hotel keeper; C.E. Reeves the first who assumes Red's name; Florence Dye, the hotel maid. - The Moving Picture World, December 21, 1912
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