Cannibals of the South Seas film exploits voyage tale
Martin Johnson and his wife journeyed 18060 miles through the South Pacific from San Francisco 1917 to film savage customs. They endured peril with Chief Negapate and a British battleship rescue, producing the five reel Cannibals of the South Seas. World rights go to Robertson-Cole. released via Exhibitors' Mutual exchanges.
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Martin Johnson
Bolomon
Hebrides
South Seas
Robertson-Cole Company
Johnson
San Francisco
Honolulu
Samoa
Sydney
Jack London
Shark
South Pacific Islands
Mra Johnson
Bolomon Islands
Negapate
Johnsons
Irlba
Moving Pictures
Letter details Jack Houston shooting of Mr Shepherd
Mrs A J Shepherd the wife of Whiterocks resident Mr Shepherd describes the shooting by Jack Houston. She and her husband claim both are peaceful and not involved in disputes. She portrays Houston as threatening, armed, and intent on killing, with family witnesses and a violent confrontation near their hay field.
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Shepherd
Jack Houston
A J Shepherd
Mr Shepherd
Whiterocks
Jack Houwston
Vernal Express Wiltou
White- Tocké Bench
Tme
Houstons
Houston
Wood
Hart
Earl
Mra Trouston
Jack
Tie
Ald
Oatha
Troustad
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