There is a good deal in this picture that isn't wholly clear; but the story shows that an American, a captain in the Mexican service, saves certain funds stolen from the church by a bandit and wins a girl. There is a beautifully danced fandango in it and this helps it out as an offering. We like the acting and the scenes. It is not a great, but a serviceable picture. W.A. Corey is the author and the script was produced by Lem Parker. Harry Otto plays the priest; H.A. Lockwood, the American; E. Loveridge, the heroine, and Al. Garcia, the bandit. Gordie Colwell dances. The photography as a whole is clear. - The Moving Picture World, April 12, 1913
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