Soft-toned, Nestor photography is one of the excellencies of this picture. It tells a love story with a city man coming, for a vacation, to the ranch where the pretty heroine lives. They fall in love with each other; but later, in the city, the man tries to forget. The girl's father comes to the city to find him, just as he starts for the country, back to the girl. It is a very old situation treated with some freshness, but hardly enough freshness to make it really worthwhile. Yet the story is wholesome, pleasant and has been liked in the past. Among many pretty scenes there are two (one is a leafy porch and one is a rural free delivery mail box) that were shown too many times from the same angle. This is very apt to make a picture seem manufactured rather than natural. - The Moving Picture World, August 31, 1912
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