Here is what may be termed vociferous fun. The quiet boarding house becomes the residence of the most uncanny lot of sights and sounds the poor countryman has ever seen. If any sort of noise, or means of disturbance has been left out of the list it is safe to say the producers will insert it upon request, since it is almost certain that they would not want to leave anything out that could be used in creating a ruction for the country man. It is funny, very funny, even though it has a bit of a taste of rough-house in its making. The action is so lively that one scarcely has time to consider one thing before another appears, and along with Silas the audience is disposed to wonder what next. - The Moving Picture World, May 21, 1910
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