Facing Your Danger

Year: 1946

Runtime: 10 mins

Language: English

Director: Edwin E. Olsen

Documentary

Warner Bros.’ The Sports Parade short follows Norman D. Nevills and eight companions on a 19‑day Colorado River trek from the Grand Canyon to Lake Mead. In three purpose‑built rowboats they confront more than 200 rapids, some reaching 30 mph, glimpse relics of prior expeditions and explore abandoned Pueblo Indian cave dwellings.

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