A merry laugh-maker, in which the impecunious member of a club finds a note left carelessly on a table, inviting some of the boys up to the house to see the heiress. We know her to be a perfectly new baby girl. Billy sees a chance to get rich by marriage, and when he calls mistakes the maid for the "heiress," much to the amusement of his friends, and to us as well. It is a picture full of fresh and unexpected turns and made the house, a large one, roar with laughter. John Steppling plays Billy, but his great popularity and that smile he owns kept us from wholly liking to see him made "a goat." E.H. Calvert, Augustus Carney, William Bailey and "Billy Mason" play other members of the club. Eleanor Blanchard plays the maid, and Mildred Weston the trained nurse. - The Moving Picture World, January 18, 1913
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