This film production is very justly announced as "an idyllic comedy." In it are a modern Adam and Eve, portrayed by Mary Fuller, author of the story, and Harry Beaumont. It is just a pretty little love story. The girl had never seen any man, except her father, until Adam came along, having purchased the adjoining timber lot. She naively tells him he doesn't look like her father, but she loves him just the same. Pleasing comedy of the better sort, which leaves a good impression with the audience. - The Moving Picture World, November 15, 1913
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