A two-reel production dealing with the present war. Etiene Girardot, of Charley's Aunt fame, plays the part of a French violinist who is befriended by a German family in New York, the parents portrayed by Wm. J. Welsh and Violet Mersereau. They restore him to health and get him work in a hotel restaurant. When the war breaks out both men enlist in their own cause. Fritz becomes a spy and Anatole saves him. while on sentry duty, at the sacrifice of his own life. The picture closes with Anatole being shot. The presentation is sincerely made and not calculated to arouse belligerent feelings. It contains a few actual war scenes and the rest are handled in a way that carries out the suggestion of warfare very nicely. A good offering of its type. - The Moving Picture World, February 27, 1915
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