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IN "KONGO"
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"Kongo,” a Metro - Goldwvn
Mayer drama of mystery and
thrills in the African jungle, opens
Friday at the Dream Theatre. As
"Deadleg" Flint, Walter Hus'un,
in the featured role, re-enacts the
part he first created in scoring one
of his biggest New York stage st
resses.
Black magic, a terrifying plot
for revenge, the resentment, of ,the
warlike Congo blacks against the
cruel domination of a white
ulster, and the fight of the white
ra<v against the jungly lure, form
(he admixture from which this
strange melodrama was evolved.
Ke«*|*s Natives I'tidcr Spell
As “Deatllegs,'’ Walter Huston
enacts his powerful ml,, from a
wheel chair, bull whip in hand,
dirving whites" and blacks hefore
Hie crack of his lash., He wiel Is
tile tricks df magic which keen
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the sit perstit ions blacks under his
spell and concocts tin. -cheitf
.which is to trap his rival auJ
send a white girl out to he hurl
jed into the swamp* by the na
tives, a diabolical scheme of ven
geance.
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I Virginia Bruce, who recently
became the wife of John Cilbert,
jis the white girl to he sacrificed.
Conrad . Nagel Is the derelict Eng
lishman, a doctor, jtho seeks tv
I save her. Between thf^se two falls
the romance that contrasts. - with'
I'he powerful melodrama of Hus
(ton's role.
Lupe Valez, as the Portuguese
girl who is the slave of the para
lyzed white ‘‘witch doctor's”
whims, has the type of role at
which she excells. C. Henry Co -
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don, who was so successful \
'l upping <Jr‘*ta (i.irho In "\1a( i
Hari,” has a robust dramatic role
in "K ngu.” William Cowen dl
I reeled the production from Leon
(Jordon's adaptation of the play
-which Chester De Vonde and Kil
bo.urti (Jordon wrote for the stag»
All the action of "Kongo” tak •*
place In the swamp and fever in
fested jungles of Interior Africa.
|A large expanse of jungle, with a
trading post and stockade.' and i
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river winding through, was hit.I'
for the production. Hundreds' of
blacks In the gortesque paint and
traditional adornments of the su
perstitious African natives, take
part. The cunning of the whites
in holding them in subjectio i
through their fear of "ju-ju” or
voodoo magic is vividly shown.
JUDGE LESTER 0. CORE AND
FAMILY DEPART FROM NOME
Mr,_a ml—,W r« —Lester Or-Here
and children are outgoing pas
sengers today aboard the M. S.
North Star of the Office of India-i
Affairs bound for Seattle, enroute
to their former hanie at Ketchi
k<m, in southeastern Alaska.
Mr. Gore, who has been Federal
ijudgg of the District Court here,
for the Second Judicial Division.
Obtained a leave of absence which
permits him to leave aboard this
vessel. His business interests in
southeastern Alaska demand his
presence there as soon as possi
ble.
Rbcently Judge Gore telegraph
ed his resignation to the Depart.
ment of Justice, and subsequently
a new Judge was appointed by
President Roosevelt. In lieu of
the fact that Mr. Morrison. the
newly appointed Judge, has riot
arrived at Nome, it was necessary
' for Mr. Gore to obtain a leave or
absence from his position at Nome.
!in order to take this trip outside.
However, it is expected that some
definite .information as to when
:the new Federal incumbent will
arrive here,, will be received very
-shortly,
Judge and Mrs. Gore, who have
been prominent during their two
years stay in Nome, with the citi
zens of this city, will lie missed by
everyone. Meing associated with
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[much of the civic life of the com
[munity, the absence of Mr. and
I Mrs. Gore front Nome "ill leave a
mark which will long he remem
bered.
Coming from Southeastern Alas
ka to occupy the position formerly
tilled by the late Judge G. J. Go
men, Mr. Gore discovered many
Nomeites who at one time or an:
other had been associated with his
life in Ketchikan, his home city.
Of tine, upright characters, with
principles of the pioneer Alaskans
at heart, Mr. and Mrs. Gore were
enthusiastically welcomed^ to
| Nome. During their stay here they
engaged in the life of the com
munity to a great extent. All of
their close friends and acquaint
ances have, nothing but pi^lse
to offer as a tribute to a line
friendship and helpful citizens.
During the period of Judge
Gore’s occupancy of the Bench at
Nome, his foresight and deep
quality -of understanding and judg
ment have been reflected many
times. His clear and impartial at
titude during times when legal af
fairs were before his bar, lias done
much to mold the law-abiding
citizens of Nome in lines of mu
tual understanding and philosophy.
As a jurist serving Nome Mr.
Gore's term of office "ill be long
remembered, anil it is assuredly
the wish and hope of everyone
that both Mr. ami Mrs. (lore's and1
their children's voyage to Seattle
and Ketchikan will be --insr"1:< .1 by
good, fortune and happiness
It is with regret that..the people
of Norjie hid Judge Gory arid fam
ily good by. We should like very
much to have had the (lores as
permanent Nomeites; So bon 'voy
age and good luck to them!
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