| Director： | Henry King Otto Brower |
| Stars： | Randolph Scott Henry Fonda Tyrone Power Nancy Kelly More>> |
| Feature： | M Stanley, a U.S. journalist and adventurer, sent him back to his boss and chief editor, James Jordan Bennett, after his coverage of the West Indies war in an interview and adventure. There he went to look for a long-lost Scottish missionary, and he is the famous Dr. Levine. After some time in Africa, Stanley finally found Dr. Livingstone, but he found Dr. Livingstone happily living. Every day, he excitedly distributed medicines to happy locals. He also put religious beliefs Spread to them. Stanley sent the stories back to his service newspaper, but nobody wanted to believe it. Later, after Dr Livingston's death, he returned to Africa and continued his work as a doctor. Of course, he did not really feel the kind of happiness Livingstone. |
Linkeddb included Otto Brower Works 7 ，And Westerns 6 ，Action 1 ，Comedy 1 ，Adventure 1 ，Romance 1 ，Crime 1 ，Sports 1 ，Feature 1 ，Sci-Fi 1 ，Musical Drama 1 ，Family drama 1 。
Works Index
Otto Brower Filmography（7）
1939
1938
| Director： | Otto Brower |
| Stars： | Michael Whalen Marvin Stephens Sidney Blackmer Lynn Bari More>> |
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1935
| Director： | B. Reeves Eason Otto Brower |
| Stars： | Ross Hagen Sybil Danning More>> |
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1934
| Director： | B. Reeves Eason Otto Brower |
| Stars： | Verna Hillie Ken Maynard More>> |
| Feature： | Ernest Miller is a photographer. Major works include "rebel city", "the beginning of Texas" and so on. |
1933
| Director： | Otto Brower |
| Stars： | Tom Keene Edgar Kennedy Betty Furness Eddie Phillips More>> |
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1932
| Director： | Otto Brower |
| Stars： | Hoot Gibson More>> |
| Feature： | Tom Galligan, photography, the main works "Desert Command", "King of the Mountains", "glasses." |
1931
| Director： | Otto Brower |
| Stars： | Hoot Gibson George Mendoza More>> |
| Feature： | This is a story adapted from Zorro. Kidd kills Scott's brother. When Comt returned from the field, he pretended to be a coward in public, but where no one else could see he was a brave Ayr, trying to find the murderer. |
