The central idea presented by this picture has furnished other pictures; but it hasn't yet been used too often and is surely amusing. The wife of the irritable husband goes to her sister's for a while and the grouchy man finds that things don't go smoothly at home. Miss Marion Leonard plays the lead in several pretty dresses and some of its scenes are fine. The picture, as a whole, impresses one as artificial. More than once the leading man told the camera what he was going to do. To do this doesn't help one whit; it is a bad mistake. It adds positively nothing that is worth while and spoils every scene where it is noticeable. The best asset of the picture is Miss Leonard and her frocks. It is not a convincing picture. - The Moving Picture World, September 28, 1912
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