Twixt Love and Fire

One of Mack Sennet's burlesque comedies with a fire scene that is good as far as it goes, and it was still going when the picture was finished. It was quite laughable in spots, however, and well produced. The acting was done in the Sennet style. It will please the public. - The Moving Picture World, February 28, 1914

Harold Lloyd joined forces with Fatty Arbuckle in this inexpensive film. There was no subtlety in the characterizations, neither was it poetic in its delivery. It was unfunny and should have been burnt to recover the metallic silver.