Every critic says that “The Grim Game” has more thrills than any play ever conceived, and the romance which carries these thrills is one of the best of its kind ever written.  The heart interest is of the most intense kind, and what is best it is clean, wholesome true heart interest that grips by reason of its truth to human nature, Picture-lovers will have in “The Grim Game” not only a powerful romance, but a story that contains the greatest thrills ever produced, a coherent, clever narrative, and staged in a manner that excites wonderment.

 See Harry Houdini’s Romance in the movie.

The Poverty Bay Herald, Thursday 1920