The second of the "Belinda" series, produced by Bert Angeles from the script of Mrs. Breuil. It brings out very clearly the imitative faculty of Norma Talmadge, who has the role of the slavey, Belinda, and whose work in this picture furnishes most of the fun. There was no hearty laughter, and for the most part it was watched silently by an East Side 10-cent audience. Florence Radinoff is the boarding house keeper; Wally Van, the star boarder; Kate Price, the cook; Mr. Dowling, the tall man, and Hughie Mack, the cop. - The Moving Picture World, May 3, 1913
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