| Show Women Travelers Return From African Adventures ST P UL P UL E E R AND NOV NOVELIST I VEL TR UP THE CONGO A AND D ACROSS D nh CONTINENT T M DE DE FIRST TALKIE OF LIFE LIrE I IN AI RICA TOD Among the passengers who disembark disembarked ed a few fell months ago from Crom a steamship returnIng from Africa were ere Miss Alice Allee OBI n adventuring explore explorer explored of St Sl StPaul Paul ind nol Miss Grace Jo landrau the theno theno no no They had spent the best part of a year JD in toe tae Belgian Congo made a trip up tho great real river rh or explored the Itura Hum forest cannibals and giants of the district had h been wrecked reeked in the rail Falls of the Congo suffered from fevers revers menaced by savage sav tribes ind Dd wild animals and went through ough other adventures of a sort that rarely tills falls to the lot of tv two 0 modern white women omen ss Ith them they brought hick beck a talk talkIng talking talkIng Ing motion picture made on their jour journe journey ney ne that depicts for tor the tho first time na nathe tl the tle e life as It exists today and recounts their great ad adventure A li his picture will be shown at the Bountiful Theatre Frilay lay and Saturday December and The 0 Brien party spent considerable or of their time In the th Itura forest This Is the home of the pygmy people with Ith whom the party made friends by feeding th candy nd c and salt sail It is also the home or of the tribes who lie under Del Bel gran glan rule but the government cannot always supers lie lse every tine booe of their meals l 1 s Miss MiM 0 Brien in induced Induced these to pose pone for herThe herThe her herThe The picture at the Bountiful Theatre shows the exhibition from the start at illo up the Congo through the forest and jungle jung jun e on into the lion cle pliant ph and giraffe country and out on the other side of or the Dark Continent It tells photographically a graphic tale talc of Africa its people wild animals and nath native e life and it one of or the most Interest travel pictures seen in many miny iday t day from the fact that thit the lecturer who ho accompanied the party parly describes every every- moso roO 0 the people encountered and the country travelled tra through a |
