Nomads of the north /

"Raoul Challoner (Lon Chaney in a rare romantic role) is in love with Nanette Roland (Betty Blythe), but while he is in the North, Buck McDougall (Francis MacDonald) tries to steal her away by claiming that he is dead. Challoner, however, reappears just in time to halt the wedding. Later he get...

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Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors: First National Attraction, Kino International Corporation
Other Authors: Chaney, Lon, 1883-1930, Blythe, Betty, 1893-1972, Stone, Lewis, 1879-1953, McDonald, Francis, 1891-1968, Roach, Hal, 1892-1992, Hartford, David, 1873-1932, Curwood, James Oliver, 1878-1927
Format: Video VHS
Language:English
Language Notes:Silent film with music score and English intertitles.
Published: New York : Kino on Video, [1995]
Series:Lon Chaney, behind the mask ; v. 1.
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Summary:"Raoul Challoner (Lon Chaney in a rare romantic role) is in love with Nanette Roland (Betty Blythe), but while he is in the North, Buck McDougall (Francis MacDonald) tries to steal her away by claiming that he is dead. Challoner, however, reappears just in time to halt the wedding. Later he gets in a fight with McDougall and one of his cronies; the crony is killed and Challoner and Nanette flee to the North woods. A Mountie, Corporal O'Connor (Lewis Stone), is assigned the task of arresting Challoner, but McDougall gets there first. He tries to kidnap Nanette while Challoner is away, but she is rescued by his pets -- a dog and a bear. A forest fire breaks out and Corporal O'Connor saves Nanette, but leaves McDougall behind to burn to death. Instead of getting his man, O'Connor tells Challoner that he will tell his superiors that he died in the fire, thus leaving him to go free"--www.allmovie.com
Item Description:Videocassette release of the 1920 motion picture by First National Attraction, featuring new musical soundtrack.
Based on the book: Nomads of the north / by James Oliver Curwood.
Videorecording.
Physical Description:1 videocassette (78 min.) : sound, black and white ; 1/2 in.
Format:VHS; digitally mastered from an archive print.
Production Credits:Producer, Hal Roach ; director David M. Hartford ; music, Robert Israel at the Fotoplayer.