Max Linder, it appears from this very entertaining play, has had the misfortune to become exceedingly short-sighted; so much so that we see him stumbling into various inanimate object, and profusely apologizing to them. Having received a note from his inamorata making an appointment with him at a café, Max sets off, and arrives there first. Here he mistakes another lady for his sweetheart, and fondly embraces her, to the extreme annoyance of her male companion. Max apologizes, but that does not satisfy the angry man and his friend, and a duel is arranged. The two meet, accompanied by their respective seconds, and Max's opponent fires first and then climbs up the nearest tree. Max has been peering in all directions, and then, advancing close to the aforementioned with the result that he inflicts a wound after all upon his tree-climbing adversary. This film is a laughter-raiser all through. - The Bioscope, May 26, 1910