Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-12-12 | Page 29 | Real Bizzard Made to Order in This Film at Ogden Theatre

Real Blizzard Made to Order in This Film at Ogden Theatre Wlsznrd.s are not to be had for the asking and vci Kcx Beach wrot two ureal bl-.-uil si enes for bis latest picture, The North Wind's Malice," i Goldwyn production, winch coihss j lo the Ogden theatre commencing today How could the director make sure 1 of these blizzards.' He might take his actors and cameraman into the nonh-i nonh-i cm country ; and wait for months j without a bllskard, and the light on , that day might he too bad to insure K i id photographv. This difficult problem prob-lem was solved by the use of man's 'latest and most wonderful Invention, ; tho airplane. Two Cnn is machines, twenty feet long and with ninety horsepower mo-ton mo-ton were shipped to Port Henry, N. V.. where the i hie scenes of the , picture were taken, from Long Island , With their operators. The actors were Stationed behind the planes and the sii-.w was driven In a blinding whirl by the propellers, ai right angles Lunuiu iii pois seieciea. i ne pow i of the propellors shot thi anon nltli such violence that a man was invisible in-visible ut fifteen feet. In one scene a dog team coming over tho trail was blown over a hill forty feet awav After working in these blizzards for flvs hours the actors were nearly frozen arid it took hours and gallons gal-lons of hot coffee to thaw them ouL