Charles Arling sustains the fun in this comedy right to the end of his appearance. There is a bit of a drop when the successful rival is made to simulate mirth which cannot be described as infectious. A man looking at a picture always feels better when he selects his own time to laugh. The subterfuge by which the man smitten with the nurse is removed to the hospital gels over easily. The ensuing scenes in the room are provocative of laughter, especially the flirtation with the nurse, the burlesque operation and the escape and capture. - The Moving Picture World, July 25, 1914
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