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THE CANDID CAMERA PREVIEW'S
SPAWN of the NORTH
Paramount 's Roaring Drama of America's. Last Frontier « « , .
George and Dorothy caught in a clinch.
IT'S a busy day on the big Paramount lot in Hollywood. Director Henry Hathaway, famous for his ability to bring the drama of primitive emotional conflict, of thundering action, to the screen, is guiding Paramount's "Spawn of the North" through the final stages of production. On the set are such famous players as George Raft, Henry Fonda, Dorothy Lamour, Akim Tamiroff, John Barrymore, Louise Piatt and Lynne Overman. Beautiful Dorothy Lamour has forsaken her famous tropic sarong for the rough dress, the laced boots of a daughter of the northern wilds. Raft and Fonda are wearing oilskins. For "Spawn of the North" is set in Alaska of 1908, when feud law ruled as brother fought brother, friend fought friend for the priceless rights to the silver horde King Salmon.
We ask permission to take a few candid camera shots to show you picture fans. Permission is granted and we snap away. The results speak for themselves. You can see Henry Hathaway has a
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George Raft mans the harpoon gun. on the prow of his seal boat, transformed into a fighting ship for the battle of the salmon grounds.
As the opposing craft comes into range, its decks lined with gun-toting battlers, George lets drive with his deadly missile, foundering the enemy ship.
The candid camera catches George and Dorothy doing the 1908 Alaskan version of the Big Apple
It's a waltz now with these two hardboiled youngsters refusing to admit that love really calls the tune-.
Alaskan Indians playing the ancient festival music, tribute to King Salmon who gives them life.
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