Rose can bear no more and flees to bring the police. Having been cured, and given up his life of crime, Blizzard's old gang fears he will turn them in. One evening, after his marriage to Rose, Frisco Pete steals into the house and shoots Blizzard while he plays piano. He dies saying that he must pay the penalty for his crimes. The continuity is not always smooth, the action not always sustained.
Episodes are often too racy to suit the intelligence of the picture patron.
But there is no denying that the feature is interesting. Rarely has the screen seen a better piece of acting. This was the first teaming of director Worsley and Chaney, who would go on to make a total of five features together over the next three years. Several sources list Milton Ross incorrectly as O'Hagan. Although produced by Eminent Authors Pictures, Inc. and released by Goldwyn Pictures Corp., the film was copyrighted by Gouverneur Morris, the author of the original novel.