One of the fairy stories announced by the house which it is intended to release each week. In this instance one of Grimm's well-known tales is adequately dramatized and made even more interesting than the story itself. It is the well-known story of Snow White, whose queen mother died when she was a baby and whose stepmother attempted later to have her killed. The little dwarfs in the wood protected her and ultimately the cruel stepmother is unmasked and receives just punishment. It is a pretty story, well told and clearly photographed, making an extremely attractive picture. While these films are supposed to be particularly attractive to children, older persons will not fail to be interested. If all these series are as well done as this, the house can depend upon a cordial welcome from its own patrons and the public. - The Moving Picture World, February 19, 1910
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