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| Directed by Nell Shipman and Bert Van Tuyle |
| United States, 1922 (fiction, 117 minutes, black and white) |
| Also known as "The Golden Yukon", "The Romance of Lost Valley" |
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Film Description: "In The Grub-Stake, Shipman plays Faith Diggs, a beautiful young woman who supports herself and her ailing father by taking in laundry and modelling for artists. Enter the villian Leroy who agrees to back her plan to open a laundry in gold rush country. Once in the Klondike, Faith discovers Leroy's true and dastardly schemes. Faith flees with her father in a dogsled and gets hopelessly lost. A series of Shipman's trademark animal and wilderness scenes ensue before Faith is rescued in what Shipman described as a 'sockeroo finish.'" -- Toronto International Film Festival Group (source) |
| Film Credits (partial): | |
| Written by: | Nell Shipman |
| Produced by: | Nell Shipman |
| Principal Cast: | Nell Shipman, Hugh Thompson, Alfred Allen, George Berrell, Walt Whitman, C.K. Van Auker, Ah Wing, Lillian Leighton, Marjorie Warfield, Lloyd Peters, Brownie the bear |
| Cinematography: | Joseph B. Walker, Robert S. Newhard |
| Film Editing: | Nell Shipman |
| Production Company: | Nell Shipman Productions |
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