John Daly Murphy wrote the scenario for this comedy, which is fresh and would have been very amusing had it been played more spontaneously. The valet has a clown's part, and while Hughie Mack, who plays it, had the proper physical build for the part, his clown work lacks the subtle fun suggestion so necessary and so pleasing when well done. Frederick Thomson, the director, has handled the picture well and made it fairly effective; it brought out a number of laughs. Mrs. Kate Price plays the valet's long suffering mother. It is she who gets him the job. Harry T. Morey plays the employer and does very well. - The Moving Picture World, December 14, 1912