Flaming Forest

David Carrigan of The Northwest Mounted Police is torn between duty and love in this northern romance in the grandest tradition -- a land of mystery and myth, a place where the Mountie still gets his man and the French Canadian rivermen (with their scarlet headscarves) are forever singing, and where the French Canadian daughter of a river baron is too lovely for words, and where bad guys have names like "Black Roger Audemard." The Flaming Forest was an MGM silent movie in 1926, directed by Reginald Barker; starring Antonio Moreno, Renee Adoree, Gardner James, and William Austin.