This farce is not up to the standard of this studio. We were not able to see anything funny in it, but believe that it will find many who will laugh over its doings. Keystone farces are (of this ready and rough kind) the very best that have been given us. But the peculiar Keystone faculty of freshly and constantly varied sameness loses its convincing liveliness in this offering. Perhaps it is because there is no perfect clown among the players, the character on which the fun most depends is not comical enough. - The Moving Picture World, July 25, 1914
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