Arctic chase ends in trust and theft aboard yacht
Philip Cayley resigns from the army and flies north to solitude where he discovers a yacht. He learns Jeanne Fielding seeks her Arctic explorer father Captain Fielding. Roscoe the ruffian murders Fielding and crew to seize gold. Jeanne and Cayley uncover clues, and a sky-man intervenes as danger mounts aboard the wrecked whaler.
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Philip Cayley
Perry Hunter
Cayley
Arctic
Jeanne Fielding
Captain Fielding
Jeanne
Planck
Roscoe
Fielding
Fanshaw
Sky-Man
Tom Fanshaw
Perry
Tom
The Aurora Stranded in Ice Faces Desperate Hope
Captain Warner and the Fanshaws debate rescue options as open water may not return this season. Tom Fanshaw regains some calm and clings to Cayley and Jeanne while Cayley and the ship’s crew confront a hidden threat and search for food and fuel on the wrecked yacht.
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Warner
Aurora
Fanshaws
Tom Fanshaw
Arctic
Mr. Fanshaw
Fielding
Captain Warner
Tom
Point Barrow
San Francisco
Fielding Bay
Jeanne
Cayley
Miguel
Fanshaw
Jerry
Prayer Unanswered and a Young Faith Seeks Open Air
A rainy day scene follows a boy named Mark who begs to go outside and pray. He tells his mother he spoke to God and asked for strength to go outdoors, but the response remains silent as he awaits a sign from above.
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Mark
Arctic Ice Scene Ends In Yacht Disappearance
The narrator describes a brutal Arctic panorama with shifting ice, violet and gold light, and soaring rose spray as five supposed stable masses vanish. The yacht is no longer visible, leaving only the savage beauty of the ice to greet the observers.
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the Success CO
Captain Planck
Father
Mr. Cayley