A realistic run on the bank, with a display of real (not stage) money that will go a long way toward restoring confidence in the financial situation, is the big feature of this Kalem two-part drama. A district attorney who is forced to prosecute the father of the woman he loves, is the central figure of the story. After the excitement of the bank-wrecking, the action shifts to a hunting-lodge in the South. Here the lovers meet, and the girl having done serious damage to the gentleman's heart, accidentally shoots him in the arm. The always insisted-upon "happy ending" ensues. James B. Ross, Alice Joyce, Guy Coombs and Jerry Austin play with excellent effect. - The Moving Picture World, April 3, 1915
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