An excellent two-part picture, which was put on by William Drew and in which Gwendolin Pates plays a homely (would you believe it?) rube-like girl, horribly awkward but a good cook. A rough but well-to-do farmer marries her, because he needs a wife and she is in love with him. He is hard in his ways to her, but she finds a way to look very pretty and an artist comes. The farmer has to fall in love with her; he had wanted to do it before, but thought it unbecoming to be a kissing kind of man. This is only a very rough outline of an unusually interesting picture story. It has some wonderful photography and will please by its many good points. A desirable offering. - The Moving Picture World, August 1, 1914
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