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Adventures in Africa
Adventures in Africa was a series of Warner Brothers produced documentary film shorts inspired by the success of Martin and Osa Johnson and concurrent features in production like Africa Speaks! and Trader Horn.
==Premise==
Wynant D. Hubbard (1900-1961), the author of several books on the continent and its wildlife, spent several months in 1929-1930 in Rhodesia with his family (wife and two children) and cameraman W. Earle Frank assisting. Funding was partly from the American Geographic Society. The chronicle of his adventures, with recorded sound adding to the authenticity, was edited down from an estimated 103, 000 feet of footage and proved to be a popular summertime theatrical series in 1931.
The studio later re-edited the footage into a feature Untamed Africa, released April 8, 1933 by Warners under the older Vitagraph logo. Hubbard made a return visit, per a Film Daily April 24, 1931 report,〔()〕 and it is possible this additional footage was included in the feature, but not the original shorts.
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