Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-06-28 | Page 9 | "Flower of the North" is Feature at Alhambra Tomorrow

'Flower of the North" Is Feature at Alhambra Tomorrow It is no easy task to man a canoe through the rapids of the rivers of Northern Oregon It Is doubly difficult diffi-cult to go through these rapids in a paddleless canoe toward great falls without a serious accident occurring. Yet this 1H Just the feat that Pauline Btarkt thS heroine of Itagraplj's FloWer of thu North." performed Th'.s brave girl faces death In order I to make one of Ihe most thrilling! scenes in jlhv production 6ho overturned over-turned the canoe S hundred yardr-'above yardr-'above the falls at a point where tho waier was rushing on at the rate of thirty-five miles ail hour For several mom) nt sle- l.n.is'.H ihe current,! waiting for Henry b. Wulthall. the hero of the production, to swim out and rescue her When the scone was completed, and j the two players safely ashore, they I were really exhausted, und It required u rest of several hours before they were able to continue the scones "Flower of the North," which will! he show n at the Albambra theatre be- ginning tomorrow, Is bncd upon u novel by James Oliver Curwood. nnd I is considered one of his best works. An alt-star cast under direction of 1 Id Smith, w j engaged for, the film. oo