Reversing the usual situation, George W. Terwilliger introduces a wife who is the very spirit of economy and a husband who sees no need of saving for "a rainy day." He is infatuated by a flirtatious woman who wears low cut gowns, but is won back by his wife when she appears in fashionable attire. Without offering much dramatic action to fill two reels, the picture still excites a fair degree of interest, largely because of the acting of Ormi Hawley, Earl Metcalfe and Florence Hackett. - The Moving Picture World, March 6, 1915
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