Men of the North (1930) (MOD) "Fleur Delacour" that's all that separates the

that's all that separates the sane from the psychotic

Based on a Saturday Evening Post story by screenwriter Michael Fessier (You Were Never Lovelier)

offer no remedy

TV 's Zorro

Men of the North (1930) (MOD) "Fleur Delacour" that's all that separates theSgt. Mooney of the Royal Canadian Mountain Police is dispatched to the frozen tundra with orders to catch the daring thief who stole a shipment of gold. Mooney's suspicions immediately fall upon the dashing, devil may care trapper Louis LeBey (Gilbert Roland), known as "The Fox." While LeBey tries to stay one step ahead of the indefatigable sergeant, his eye is caught by Nedra Ruskin, who is visiting her father, gold mine owner John Ruskin (Arnold