A four-part subject being exploited by the Pan-American Company. The picture is essentially a European and a non-American production, that is, it was made in Europe and for the European market. It is a comedy in its intent; but its value comes from its suggestiveness and from its ultra-burlesque stage action, notably the bathtub scene, or again the attempt of the husband to break into the room of his peevish wife, appareled for bed; or yet again the attempt of the husband to restrain the escape of the scantily clad wife through the door of the divorce court room. There are well photographed bathing scenes at a resort where the women use the one-piece suit. The picture certainly is for adult audiences, of the sort that most do congregate in burlesque theaters. - The Moving Picture World, April 11, 1914
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