The Love of Men (1913) Online

This picture will interest some houses on account of the fine backgrounds. These seem to be in foothills, and to this writer are new in Universal films and, for that matter, in others as well. There are fine views of forest, mountain and lake. Those theaters where the patrons are fond of Indian stuff will enjoy the story and its working out as well as the scenery. Mona Darkfeather has a conspicuous part in the cast. It is not quite clear as to why she espouses the cause of the two white men who are captured by the Indians. The same is true of the Indian who shot at one of the two men after their escape and failed to follow up his advantage when he could have shot the other. The picture is in two reels. - The Moving Picture World, September 13, 1913