and Henry Hull. Mluminated by considerable footage made by Mrs. Osa John: d Otti Brower in Africa in 193 the studio-made sequences will pro-psychological drama of sub: any stories have been written about the two central characters and of studio attaches who delved into the history of the lost explorer and the journalist who found him that theirs takes fewer liberties with the actual events than most of the fictional accounts of the lives of the two men, Six versions of the tale were prepared before a nal script was approved by both y and the studio. The actor, who s made quite a study of the Stanley-Livingstone requi several deletions and additions, which Fox agreed strengthened the yarn Tr: ill be seen Stanley as Hardw as Livingstone, James Gordon Bennett, with Greene and Miss Kelly as fictional characters to provide the love impetus. The history of the incident provides ar even, dramatic flow which does not have to be altered by the script writers, although in some cases events have been telescoped for the benefit of unity. At first there was to have been no aging of Tracy, but he prevailed upon the studio to permit h to grow older in compliance with fact.
When Tracy completes "Stanley and Livingstone," he will return to Metro either to remake "I Take This Woman" with Hedy LaMarr or to go nto "Northwest Passage."
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