Feature film — 1924
Flowers of Hate (1924)
"A far-fetched, overdrawn story of two men who try to prove their courage and devotion to the same girl, by getting flowers she has expressed a desire for, from Pinnacle Rock, in Mount Rainier National Park, where the picture was photographed. They shadow each other during the three-day climb and descent, and end by hating each other and the girl, who has not a glimmer of recognition for them when they return. A story which is apt to leave one with an unpleasant feeling regarding human nature in general. The film is part of the Robert C. Bruce Wilderness Tales series."
The note
Stay for the details.
A high-signal pick with 0 votes.
Educational Films Corporation of America
Community reviews
What viewers are saying
Sign in to leave a review for everyone to see. Reviews are tied to your account so the community can trust what's shared.
Loading reviews…
Director: Robert C. Bruce
On screen
Cast & crew
Myrtle Forbes
Vera Grey

Selmer Jackson
Earle Calvert
Gurnie Hays
Kirk White
Similar titles












