11 January 1946 Factual 8 mins
Shot in gorgeous Cinecolor, an early subtractive two-color process, Lost Lake follows the famed Jesuit priest, geologist, and explorer Father Bernard Rosecrans Hubbard on his trip to discover a lost lake on top of an Alaskan glacier.
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Lowell Thomas as Narrator
Edmund Reek Producer
United States 11 January 1946
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