Jane Gail and William Shea, the former as the young daughter of a millionaire, the latter as one of a settlement of mountaineers whose homes the millionaire threatens to take from them, play the leads to very good effect in this drama, or perhaps, melodrama, which reaches a climax in an unusually strong and exciting situation. The production has been well planned and gets over. The producer selected some good types, in particular the young man who plays the part of the leader of the Society for the Extinction of Millionaires. The film is commendable. - The Moving Picture World, November 15, 1913
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