Sulle dentate scintillanti vette

This is one of the most striking mountain views seen in years. The clouds drifting over the summits of the Alps; the climbs up their snowy sides, and the sensational places in which the picture was taken, make it a remarkable film. Yet it seemed poor and somewhat weak when first seen. Few mountain pictures have ever expressed the grandeur and rugged beauty of snow-covered peaks, from which jagged rocks project better than this. Even the pictures in which the drifting clouds obscure the mountains are clear and convey the impression of majesty and gigantic size. But the public is supposed not to like this kind of a picture. So we are told by men who make wild-west pictures and "mellow-drammer." - The Moving Picture World, February 25, 1911