An entertaining two reel subject, with King Baggot in the leading role. The photography is unusually good and the setting and costuming attractive. The story goes back for its motive to .the theme of the tragedy that lies behind the mirth of the comedy player. The scenes on the stage, during the progress of the play, and behind the scenes with the stage hands, were nicely handled. Mr. Baggot gives a very effective piece of character work. We should have cut the part showing his sufferings under the influence of the poison as being too unpleasant for presentation. At the close, he recovers, and his wife and child are beside him, the former cured of her love for the juvenile man. A good release. - The Moving Picture World, June 21, 1913
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