Whether or not all disturbances incident to club life, or the cultivation of some particularly engaging ism could be quelled as easily and as quickly as this one is a question which it might be unwise to attempt to solve in the same way. But unquestionably the way to a woman's heart is through her affections, and in this instance when she sees another installed in her place she realizes that after all her home is the important thing, and tells her husband so. It is needless to point out how ready he is to restore her to her rightful place in the home. Intended for a comedy this film is really a subtle study of life and the influences which may be invoked to change the apparently uncontrollable currents. - The Moving Picture World, June 25, 1910
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