A case of jealousy with a divorce to follow. Later all parties to the transaction meet again in the wilds of Alaska. The story is good, but probably the principal interest in the film will rest with the change in locality. The picturesque elements which are contained in the Alaska picture will afford an occasion of more than ordinary interest and for this reason, perhaps, the film will be considered good. It must be admitted, however, that it is not up to the average of releases of recent date that have come from this company. Mechanically, some of the defects which have hitherto been pointed out have been overcome, but the story admits of no dramatic situations such as are characteristic of a majority of the Reliance films. The actors have done as well as they could under the circumstances, but the opportunity was not there, consequently it was impossible to produce the picture. - The Moving Picture World, February 11, 1911
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