This is a rather elaborate three-reel production; its atmosphere in colonial days, the principal characters, including a governor of one of the provinces and his political enemies, and its theme, derived from the adventuresome, mettlesome qualities of Lady Babbie are well rendered by Miss Barbara Tennant, and the equally daring and adventurous Lord Bryon, her lover. The story is not quite so clear as we should like to have it, but the costumes are very pretty and we like the color. The photography is commendable. - The Moving Picture World, November 15, 1913