A dramatic picture with a big thrill. It is a love story of a rich man's son (Jack Conway), and the pretty daughter of a squatter on his father's land. The girl in a recent Nestor picture played "The Mountain Daisy." The story doesn't work out along the usual lines, for both parents are pleased with the match. There is, however, a half-witted character in the neighborhood who is jealous. He is used to carry the story over a terribly thrilling climax in which we see the lovers talking on a little bridge and underneath it a box of dynamite sticks with a lighted fuse. The means taken to bring the denouement are also fresh and unexpected. It is an effective picture, well planned, strongly acted and beautifully photographed. A good offering. - The Moving Picture World, June 22, 1912
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