A sensational "Wild West" picture of life in the gold fields of Australia. It is full of action, which is entirely conventional and includes a good deal of hard riding, shooting, capture and rescue. It takes its name from the means by which the gang of the villains get across a deep and very dangerous looking but narrow canyon, the human bridge of acrobats. The country in which it was made is truly sensational with its lonely ridges, sharp declivities and abrupt breaks. The love story is crude. - The Moving Picture World, September 6, 1913