Three reels of film have been expended in this instance on a production that might be termed a somewhat hysterical one. The inspiration for the story has evidently been extracted from Eleanor Glynn's novel, "Three Weeks," and is aimed directly against the principle therein contained. The drama is intended to stand for cleanliness and purity of principle, and in a sense it reaches its aim, but the impression obtained from viewing it is that the subject requires a more professional handling. - The Moving Picture World, March 27, 1915
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