
A Tragedy in the Alps(1913)
A Tragedy in the Alps Synopsis
A rich Englishman arrives to Chamonix and finds accommodation in a hotel: here he realizes that he has been robbed along the way and that he no longer has a penny. Abruptly expelled from the hotel, the man wanders through the woods, where he meets a mountain guide. A crazy idea flashes through his mind: with a stone he hits the guide and deprives him of clothes, boots, the ax and all the mountain gear. Then, making himself go for guidance, look for customers to take to the mountains and earn some money. Hired by a group of compatriots, he ventures into a long hike and, having reached the Bossons glacier, he leaves his customers and flees. But the robbed guide reaches him with a vengeful purpose...
A Tragedy in the Alps (1913) is a adventure, crime, drama and thriller film directed by Charles Weston, released on September 1, 1913 with a runtime of 33m. It stars Ernest G. Batley, Claudia Guillot, George Foley and Marie Pickering.
- Director:
- Charles Weston
- Writers:
- Charles Weston
- Production:
- British and Colonial Kinematograph Co.
- Status:
- Released
A Tragedy in the Alps Cast & Crew
Main cast
Key crew
Directed by Charles Weston, written by Charles Weston.
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The main cast of A Tragedy in the Alps (1913) includes Ernest G. Batley, Claudia Guillot, George Foley, Marie Pickering and Harry Lorraine. The film was directed by Charles Weston. You can see the full cast and crew list, with character names, further up this page.
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A Tragedy in the Alps was released on September 1, 1913 and runs for 33m.







































