A competently acted picture in a rural setting and deals with one of "the more deadly" sex, according to Kipling. Jane (Jennie Nelson) is in love with Jenks (William Orlamond) and has arranged to marry him willy- nilly, but he escapes, with the help of his friends and a ladder. The situation, as worked out, gives at moments an impression of spontaneity, but the offering has a slightly bitter taste, due to its clear intention of poking fun at Jane, There is much that is truly pleasing in it, and the photography is very clear. It gave the audience a good deal of laughter. R. Cummer Mason is the author, and it was produced by Joe Smiley. - The Moving Picture World, March 29, 1913
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