A romance of a Yankee engineer in Central America is interestingly told by Edison in this film of almost 1,000 feet. In some parts the photographic quality of this film is very poor. Other scenes in the Central American jungle are good. The night scenes are nearly as good as the best the Edison people have put out, still there is a great deal to be desired in quality. The story is good and possibly in a measure compensates for the lack of photographic quality, but when a firm can do as well as the Edison people do in one or more instances there is little excuse for them to permit the quality of their films to deteriorate. - The Moving Picture World, May 8, 1909
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