SUMATRA JUNGLË

FILM.

BY MAKERS OF "CHANG."

LIVING IN HUTS IN THE WILDERNESS.

Medan.--Mr. Schoedsack, the maker of that most wonderful of all jungle films, Chang, is now busy in the heart of Sumatra on what promises to be yet another screen masterpiece.

Visitars who have been travelling in Atjeh say that the villagers and jungle dwellers in that part of Sumatra are agog with exeite- ment concerning the doings of some white people who are living in the neighbourhood of Bireuen inna- tive huts and, in the company of an incredible number of monkeys.

The white people are Mr. and Mrs. Schoedsack and a European assistant, Mr. Williamson, and they have already put in much of the spade work which is necessary before a jungle film like. Chang can be begun.

I met Mr. and Mrs. Schoedsack on their arrival at Medan, and I hope to visit them again in their jungle wilderness,-if the Ameri- can Consul succeeds in his inter- mediation on my behalf. That would be, indeed, a privilege for Mr. and Mrs. Schoedsack dislike being interrupted in their work. I LITL eagerly awaiting their

answer.

It Was

Cruelty Rumours Unfounded. Mr. Schoedsack told me that,- since completing Chang-he has made another film which he has enlled Four Feathers. taken partly in Sudan, Africa, and partly in California. This film, like Chang. was made for the Paramount Company. The picture he is now taking is na entirely private enterprise.

As may be recalled, Chang was made by Mr. Schoedsnek' and Mr. Whilst M. C. Cooper in Siam. the picture was being inade they lived for eighteen months in grass huts, just as the Siamese live.

I think, on this occasion, Mr. Sehoedsack will find in his wife' a very able "first lieutenant." She gives the impression of being elever, business-like and alert.

I inquired, prudently, about the dangers of the companionship of wild beasts, but they did not seem frightened at all,

"I do not think they are much- more dangerous than human be ings," Mr. Schoedsack remarked.

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"And is not yours a very dreary good life, always waiting for opportunity to, lake your sub- jects I asked: "Do you never lose patience!"

"Oh yes, very often. But if we lose patience we have to find it again," was the characteristic re- ply.

There have been unpleasant rum ours that the hundreds of monkeys used for these films are maltreated,

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