The Law of the North Trailer

The Law of the North Trailer (1918)

""A mad rush across the far northern wasteland of ice."" 29 September 1918 Drama 50 mins

Alain de Montcalm, son of a French trading post owner, pursues the villainous Caesar Le Noir across the icy northern wilderness. Le Noir kills Alain's father while abducting Alain’s sister, forcing Alain to track him to a deserted fort, leading to a tragic showdown.

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Cast

Charles Ray

as Alain de Montcalm

Doris May

as Therese Le Noir

Robert McKim

as Caesar Le Noir

Gloria Hope

as Virginie de Montcalm

Charles K. French

as Michel de Montcalm

Crew

R. Cecil Smith

R. Cecil Smith Scenario Writer

Chester A. Lyons

Chester A. Lyons Director of Photography

G. Harold Percival

G. Harold Percival Art Direction

Doran Cox

Doran Cox Assistant Director

International Titles

A Son of the North Trailer

The Eaglet of the White Wild Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 29 September 1918

Production Companies

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