A good offering. There have been one or two something like it long ago; but that won't hurt it any. The situation is tragic and true enough to get across with a punch. The prospector is only silly, is pegging away at a cliff where he thinks there is gold. At the bar they laugh at him. He really finds gold. His daughter tries to keep him from blabbing, but he slips away. She finds him at the empty bar; all the "bunch" has gone to register his claim; but Broncho Billy, the stage driver, helps her. It is well put over. - The Moving Picture World, May 17, 1913
Review of The Crazy Prospector
