Pierre of the North

1913

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre languePierre and Baptiste, French-Canadian half-breed trappers, are enamored of Mary, the factor's daughter. Both men propose to the girl, both are refused. Baptiste, mad with jealous rage, abduct... Tout lirePierre and Baptiste, French-Canadian half-breed trappers, are enamored of Mary, the factor's daughter. Both men propose to the girl, both are refused. Baptiste, mad with jealous rage, abducts the girl and carries her off to a lonely cabin in the wilderness. She defies him, throws... Tout lirePierre and Baptiste, French-Canadian half-breed trappers, are enamored of Mary, the factor's daughter. Both men propose to the girl, both are refused. Baptiste, mad with jealous rage, abducts the girl and carries her off to a lonely cabin in the wilderness. She defies him, throws his proffered ring at him and is chained to the floor to change her mind. Pierre trails t... Tout lire

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The narrative becomes dramatic toward the end

A French-Canadian trapper, played by Hobart Bosworth, is the central figure of this story. Pierre's rough, Indian-like way of making love is the cause of his death. The narrative becomes dramatic toward the end, and from the time Pierre sets a bear trap to catch his friend it becomes tense. A live bear passes through the picture, and at its climax two jealous friends are each fast in a bear trap within reach of each other, but not near enough to help each other. The script is by Elmer N. Wells and was produced by Henry McRae. Dorothy Davenport plays the girl, and E.E. Garelo, the friend of Pierre. The photography is very fair. - The Moving Picture World, February 22, 1913