A Crucial Test

1912

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Bill Wildern and Jim Forster, partners in Klondike, failing to find pay dirt worthwhile, decide that Bill shall captain a prospecting party on a long trip. Lost on the trail, Bill is taken i... Read allBill Wildern and Jim Forster, partners in Klondike, failing to find pay dirt worthwhile, decide that Bill shall captain a prospecting party on a long trip. Lost on the trail, Bill is taken ill. Men worn out, provisions scanty, they are forced to leave Bill and push forward. Meanw... Read allBill Wildern and Jim Forster, partners in Klondike, failing to find pay dirt worthwhile, decide that Bill shall captain a prospecting party on a long trip. Lost on the trail, Bill is taken ill. Men worn out, provisions scanty, they are forced to leave Bill and push forward. Meanwhile, a rich strike has been made on one of the claims, a company negotiating for its purc... Read all

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deickemeyer

Lacks individual, distinctive quality

A picture with two distinct halves, like two stories, both dealing with the same leading characters. The first half, a story of adventure in Alaskan mountains in winter, dragged. The second half was much more interesting. This part concerned itself with the two mining partners after their gold mine had been sold. The setting is in civilization. One miner had supposed his partner dead and had sold the claim. The partner hearing of it thought he had been defrauded willfully, but found that he was mistaken. The photographs are poor. The picture is entertaining; but lacks individual, distinctive quality. It is a good filler. - The Moving Picture World, March 23, 1912