The Spanish Gypsy

A love story with the scenes laid in the picturesque gypsy camps which are always attractive. Here is love, intense hate, jealousy and all the rest of it shown with consummate understanding. But when the girl sees her recreant lover blind and helpless she forgets her desire for vengeance and willingly sacrifices herself to care for him through life. The film is a transcript of life as it often is. There are such episodes in some lives and some hearts will respond as the heart of this gypsy girl responded to the man's helplessness. To that extent, therefore, the picture represents what is best, as well as what is worst, in human nature. It makes a deep impression upon an audience. - The Moving Picture World, April 15, 1911