Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-07-19 | Page 9 | 'Elephant Boy' Held on Victory Screen |

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Date	1937-07-19
Paper	Salt Lake Telegram
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Article Title	'Elephant Boy' Held on Victory Screen
Type	article
Date	1937-07-19
Paper	Salt Lake Telegram
Page	9
OCR Text	Show 'Elephant Boy' Held On Victory Screen A holdover is announced for the hit bill showing currently at the Victory theater. It includes "Elephant "Ele-phant Boy." stirring screen version of Kipling's "Toomal of the Elephants," Ele-phants," and a punch-packed G-man story, "Midnight Taxi," costsrring Brian Don levy and Frances Drake. "Elephant Boy" was filmed by explorer-director Robert Flaherty, in the junglea of Mysore, in India, during a two-year expedition. Highlights High-lights of the picture are the acenes in which the huge elephant Kala Nag runs amuck; the killing of Toomai's father by a raiding tiger and the amaxing "dance of the elephants." ele-phants." "Midnight Taxi" presents Brian Donlevy as a G-man who masks his investigation of a counterfeiting ring by taking a post as a taxi driver. Frances Drake has the' romantic ro-mantic lead, with Alan Dinehart, Sig Rumann and Gilbert Roland featured.
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