Suspense has little place in the various doings of the characters, as one can predict far ahead that hero and heroine are not going to perish for their courage and goodness. The improbable surprises sprung upon one do not help this picture.

The cast is great, the photography beautiful, direction corking, and above all, the star marks his return by giving a great performance.

There are several thrilling parts in the play, which was filmed for the most part in northern America, where the mountains for the greater part of the year are shrouded in mist.

Even the name and presence of Tom Meighan cannot save The Alaskan from being stigmatized herewith as a ham picture. Which it most unquestionably is.