If one wants an exhibition of the blundering misunderstanding of the average man this Biograph film will supply it. Here is a man getting jealous of his best friend because he discovers him whispering with his wife and when he sees a note slipped by the wife into the friend's hand he goes stark mad and prepares to kill them both. They reciprocate by making him numerous presents in memory of his birthday. This is all admirably acted and perhaps no better representation of unreasonable rage has been seen in some time. This film might serve as a lesson to those who are apt to be jealous of their husbands or wives. There is usually far less reason for it than the maddened individual supposes. Circulate this film and let it tell the story of unreasonable jealousy. It may exert a beneficial influence in places now unknown. - The Moving Picture World, July 31, 1909
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