A three-part offering from the studio of Milano. It is more noteworthy for beautiful scenes than for strong or dramatic story, but the acting makes much of it convincingly human. It makes it its chief business to show the downward path of a weak, self-indulgent girl who is no heroine, but very pretty. She had once been rich, but had become poor and longed for finery and jewels. She sells herself for these and at the close comes back in poverty to die in the studio of the one man who really loved her. Perfect photography and beautiful backgrounds are as a matter of course with this firm's product. - The Moving Picture World, June 13, 1914
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