A comedy from the Edison Studio which has elements of novelty and good acting which make it interesting and funny. Mysterious disappearances, or the manipulation of articles to make them disappear under the hand of a surprised individual, always supply humorous situations, and these elements have been made the most of in this film. The bewildered iceman, who sees one thing after another vanish as he touches them, and for reasons which he cannot understand, furnishes a bit of comedy which is worth seeing. And when, finally, he, too, goes, the merriment reaches its height. The film is good photographically and the disappearances are all excellently managed. There is not a suspicion of a hitch in the entire film. – The Moving Picture World, July 24, 1909
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