A picture whose chief merit is in some of its very pretty, artistic scenes, rather than in the story which is not very convincing, indeed the finding of the deed on top of the old clock, considering the fact that it had been moved to a new house, is improbable. Alice Joyce plays the lead as the granddaughter whose father wants her to marry a rich banker, a not very real character, and who prefers the young clockmaker. The girl fixes the clock so that he'll have to call often and this is cute and pleasing. The clockmaker is indirectly the cause of the old deed coming to light. So the father relents and gives the girl to her sweetheart. - The Moving Picture World, November 16, 1912
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