WHAT PRICE FIRE?
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WHAT PRICE FIRE? Produced: 1931
Description A hunting guide is deprived of his livelihood when a forest fire destroys timber areas and kills or drives away the wild animals in a sector of northern California. Reel 1, a gold miner halts his placer mining operations, buys a pack outfit, and guides hunters and campers through the forests of California. Reel 2, a forest fire ravages the countryside killing and driving away the game thus depriving the guide of his source of income.
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