"Mrs. Brooks has been led to her marriage with Mr. Brooks against her better judgment. He is a tyrant and treats her brutally. Her former lover, Joe Brown, shoots her husband in revenge. She is not aware of this fact and is accused of the murder. Brown confesses to the crime and she is acquitted." - Motography., Vol.13 No. 6, Feb 1915, ll.ll p.225
"The law is far reaching, although it -or- sometimes waits a long while. This soul-stirring drama in two reels will long be remembered. You must not miss it." - Variety. Vol. 37 No. 8, [an 23, 1915, p.30
The Santa Barbara Motion Picture Company was a short-lived rival of Flying A.