This is a rather superior two-reel Western picture, in which Eugene Palette plays the title role. Miriam Cooper, in the opposite leading part, portrays a character whose soul is wrapped up in cheap literature, and Edna Mae Wilson is the little level-headed sister. This photoplay is finely directed and contains many gripping scenes which hold the closest attention of the audience. Little Miss Wilson shows herself to be a fearless and excellent rider. At the finale she forces her sister to recognize the diamond in the rough. - The Moving Picture World, May 2, 1914
