King Baggot as "Tony" in this excellent character sketch does not give quite the characterization for which his parts must have been designed by the scenario writer. The whole idea in the story is to indicate the overwhelming father love of Tony for his two children and this finds its culmination in his stealing into a house where the children have been quarantined on account of diphtheria. Mr. Baggot does not quite get away with this scene and altogether he does not convince us that Tony would ever risk his life simply to hold one of his children in his arms. But the story is very good, altogether clear and logical and will not fail to hold the interest. - The Moving Picture World, December 13, 1913
