This two-reel offering to picturedom written by William H. Clifford gyrates Shorty around the circle until it almost straightens out his chaps. His adventures are numerous and keeps the spectators on the qui vive wondering what is going to happen to him next. This is a very laughable photoplay. It is cast with capable artists, well directed and photographed. Shorty's finish after he is free is immense and amusing. "Back to the bunkhouse for him." It will please any audience. - The Moving Picture World, March 21, 1914
Review of The Adventures of Shorty
