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From the Moving Picture World, December, 31st, 1910 comes our only description so far, hardly a story summary: "A drama that will please with its intensity and by the straightforward character of the story it tells. The play works out to a logical and satisfactory conclusion, affording the actors opportunities to do some excellent work. It is a strongly dramatic subject, adequately handled and suitable for any theater. It will hold your audience without a waiver of interest from beginning to end. Not only has the dramatic work been well done; the photography is above average, being clear and sufficiently artistic to make the pictorial portion unusually attractive. While these may seem small things individually, the combination makes a series of scenes difficult to surpass."