
The Dangers of the Alps(1905)
The Dangers of the Alps Synopsis
The ascent of the Wetterhorn by Frank Ormiston-Smith accompanied by the guide Christian Bergener, Rev. H. J. Heard, Mr. E Burchell-Rodway from the Alpine Club, and the hotelier Herr Fritz Boss from Grindelwald. The film consists of 24 scenes including a final scene of the team on the summit. The film starts with the climbers and the guide leaving the Bear Hotel, at Grindelwald. Later the party arrives at the Wetterhorn Hotel, at the mountain base. They climb the Milchbach Ladders to gain the top of the glacier, cross the Seebach Platte and the upper glacier, and pass the night at the Mountain Inn. Next morning they overcome the Great Coulvu and gain the arete to finally reach the summit. Sections of the film are tinted to give the effects of dawn, sunset and rose-glow actually experienced during the climb.
The Dangers of the Alps (1905) is a documentary film directed by Frank Ormiston-Smith, released on January 1, 1905 with a runtime of 9m. It stars H.J. Heard, E. Burchell-Rodway, Fritz Boss and Christian Bergener.
- Director:
- Frank Ormiston-Smith
- Production:
- Charles Urban Trading Company
- Status:
- Released
The Dangers of the Alps Cast & Crew
Main cast
Key crew
Directed by Frank Ormiston-Smith.
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The main cast of The Dangers of the Alps (1905) includes H.J. Heard, E. Burchell-Rodway, Fritz Boss and Christian Bergener. The film was directed by Frank Ormiston-Smith. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.
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The Dangers of the Alps was released on January 1, 1905 and runs for 9m.




























