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Kisenga is an African musician who has attained fame in Europe. He returns to his native country to find that the people of his village are suffering from sleeping sickness. He discovers this is due to the power of the local witch doctor, Magole. As Magole’s powers increase, he becomes more dangerous to the extent that Kisenga’s father dies. Angry and determined to stop him, Kisenga must challenge him to a confrontation.
Original Release
07/25/1946
US Release
03/06/1952
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Robert Adams | Kisenga |
| Eric Portman | District Commissioner Randall |
| Orlando Martins | Magole |
| Phyllis Calvert | Dr. Caroline Munro |
| Arnold Marlé | Prof. Gollner |
| Cathleen Nesbitt | Mrs. Upjohn |
| Mako Balo | Dancer |
| Henry Broom | Dancer |
| George A. Cooper | Orchestra Conductor |
| Cicely Dale | Sarah |
Directors
Writers
Thorold Dickinson, Joyce Cary, E. Arnot Robertson, Herbert Victor
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Robert Adams | Kisenga |
| Eric Portman | District Commissioner Randall |
| Orlando Martins | Magole |
| Phyllis Calvert | Dr. Caroline Munro |
| Arnold Marlé | Prof. Gollner |
| Cathleen Nesbitt | Mrs. Upjohn |
| Mako Balo | Dancer |
| Henry Broom | Dancer |
| George A. Cooper | Orchestra Conductor |
| Cicely Dale | Sarah |
| Brenda Davies | Village Woman |
| Rudolph Evans | Abram |
| Laurie Ferrell | Village Woman |
| Napoleon Florent | Kisenga's Father |
| Eustace Gomez | One of Magole's Men |
| Slim Harris | Dancer |
| David Horne | Concert Agent |
| Irene Howe | Village Woman |
| Kari Kari | Dancer |
| Samuel D. Lewis | One of Magole's Men |
Producers
| Name | Role |
|---|
| Herbert Smith | Producer |
| John Sutro | Producer |
| Richard Vernon | Producer |
Editors
