The Stolen Plans

This is a real picture. It is finely staged and splendidly photographed. There is a good story. Marc MacDermott has the lead, and holds it from start to finish. This remark even applies to the aeroplane contest, in which he was a participant. There is a fine cast, and aside from a tendency on the part of William Luft, who plays the villain, to indulge in what Richard Mansfield described as "acting acting," the work of the players is excellent. - The Moving Picture World, December 27, 1913