“Bounty Mutiny” To Be

Filmed In Tahiti

From Our Own Correspondent.

Papeete, Feb. 11.

IT is announced that the advance party of the Metro-Goldwyn Company, which will make two films in Tahiti, is due to arrive by the Maunganui on Feb ruary 23. The party consists of 29 operators who will be housed at the Stuart Hotel.

The company will first of all be occupied with Herman Melville’s story “Typee,” and will then film Messrs. Hall and Nordhoff’s “Mutiny on the Bounty.” In connection with the latter story, it seems that a ship—an exact replica of the old Bounty— has been built in America and will be sent to Papeete for the purposes of the picture