A picture that made plenty of laughter and seemed to be well liked. The idea it uses, the pretty typist getting married and making her discouraged boss advertise for an ugly one, has been used a number of times, but there is freshness enough in the picture to justify it. One would say that its author, E.W. Sargent, had seen the others and then shown how they might have been made so as to approach possibility. It is funnier than any of the others that we remember. Of course, it isn't high art. A. Hotaling produced it with Mae Hotely in the lead. - The Moving Picture World, May 24, 1913
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