Reuben's Busy Day

A quite amusing farce that is brisk and astonishing and has more than a touch of Keystone quality in it. It is sure to give acceptable entertainments and holds nothing objectionable. A good number to book. Reubin is a country constable and his patron, the village squire, is father of the picture's heroine, who wants to marry a man with an automobile. Neither Reubin or the father like this man. And so very funny doings are the outcome. - The Moving Picture World, October 31, 1914