A rather novel and interesting travesty on the old fairy story. In this instance the girl loses a shoe and an advertisement brings scores of girls whose feet could never go in the shoe by even the most powerful scheme of compression. And when at last the right girl proves her ownership the inevitable wedding creates so much excitement that losing shoes becomes quite the fashion. Not ail the girls are successful in obtaining lovers, however, though many of them do. The conception and working out of this story is satisfactory. While it is professedly a travesty upon the old story, it is well done. The technical quality is maintained at a high standard of perfection, which adds materially to the attractiveness of the picture. - The Moving Picture World, November 6, 1909
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