It is a character study of a spoiled young wife, irresponsible, irrepressible, delightful, even in her childish extravagance and ruinous inexperience. She was so terribly in debt that she didn't dare tell her husband. Her husband's friend found it out and she borrowed money from him. The husband overheard the conversation when she was making a repayment. This was the root of his unjust suspicions. The trouble was easily cleared up. This slight plot is developed with a great deal of significance and humanity and makes a very pleasing picture. The leading lady in this role is never less than charming and shows much ability in her portraying the little whims and self- revealing "ways" that make the picture live. It is a very commendable film. The audience seemed to like it and it gave the reviewer much pleasure. - The Moving Picture World, October 28, 1911
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