The King of the Kongo

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The King of the Kongo
Directed by Richard Thorpe
Produced by Nat Levine
Written by Harry Sinclair Drago
Wyndham Gittens
Starring Jacqueline Logan
Walter Miller
Richard Tucker
Boris Karloff
Cinematography Ernest Laszlo
Ray Ries
Distributed by Mascot Pictures
Release date(s) 9 August 1929
Running time 10 chapters
Country Flag of United States United States
Language English
IMDb profile

The King of the Kongo (1929) is a Mascot movie serial. It was the first serial with partial sound released by Mascot Pictures, although two versions were released: a "Part Talking" version (as opposed to "All-Talking" with complete sound) and a silent version intended for theatres not yet equipped for sound. As a result, it is also the first serial ever released with sound of any kind.

Contents

Independently, the two protagonists, Diana Martin and Secret Service agent Larry Trent are searching the jungle for missing relatives, her father and his brother. Tied up in this plot are ivory smugglers and a lost treasure hidden in the jungle.

Jacqueline Logan as Diana Martin
Walter Miller as Larry Trent, Secret Service Agent
Richard Tucker as Chief of the Secret Service
Boris Karloff as Scarface Macklin
Larry Steers as Jack Drake
Harry Todd as Commodore
Richard Neill as Prisoner
Lafe McKee as Trader John
J.P. Leckray as Priest
William P. Burt as Mooney
J. Gordon Russell as Derelict
Robert Frazer as Native chief
Ruth Davis as Poppy
Joe Bonomo as Gorilla

  1. Into the Unknown
  2. Terrors of the Jungle
  3. Temple of Beasts
  4. Gorilla Warfare
  5. Danger in the Dark
  6. Man of Mystery
  7. The Fatal Moment
  8. Sentenced to Death
  9. Desperate Choices
  10. Jungle Justice

Joe Bonomo
Yakima Canutt

    Preceded by
    The Fatal Warning (1929) (Silent)
    Mascot Serial
    The King of the Kongo (1929)
    Succeeded by
    The Lone Defender (1930)
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