There are fine comedy possibilities in the situation behind this picture, finer than the author used. He begins all right. Some men 'agree together that the first one married during the year will pay for the next dinner. Two of these are married on the same day and meet on their honeymoon. That is a tip-top situation, for who will admit first that he is married? The author uses the idea that the man who refuses to drink whiskey will prove himself married. This is a little vulgar; but later the men deny that they are married and are taken to the police station, with their wives, as immoral people. This is very vulgar. The conduct and acting of the picture's story are commendable and the photography is excellent. - The Moving Picture World, February 22, 1913
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