Director:
Leon De La MotheCinematographers:
Donald Parker, Bert BaldridgeProduction Company:
Gotham ProductionsAlthough the film was not viewed, onscreen credits were obtained from a print of the film in the National Archives of Canada. ...
Although the film was not viewed, onscreen credits were obtained from a print of the film in the National Archives of Canada.
When Raoul La Fane, a drunken Canadian trapper, attacks his young wife, Marie, she takes a shot at him. La Fane falls, and Marie, thinking she killed him, flees into the white wilderness. Louis Le Blanc comes to her aid, and later they are married. When Raoul suddenly shows up, Marie confesses her guilty secret to Louis. Setting out on Raoul's trail, Louis finds him, and the two men get into a brutal fight. Raoul falls over a cliff and dies, and Louis returns to a grateful ...
When Raoul La Fane, a drunken Canadian trapper, attacks his young wife, Marie, she takes a shot at him. La Fane falls, and Marie, thinking she killed him, flees into the white wilderness. Louis Le Blanc comes to her aid, and later they are married. When Raoul suddenly shows up, Marie confesses her guilty secret to Louis. Setting out on Raoul's trail, Louis finds him, and the two men get into a brutal fight. Raoul falls over a cliff and dies, and Louis returns to a grateful Marie.
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