Of the horrors of the raid and the terrors of their trip through the jungle and as captives little was said. They wanted to forget it. Jessie told how, in a moment amid the mad scenes, she had written the message in the Bible and tossed it out, hoping some friend would find it. “And it will be easy to forget all the sad scenes now that I have a father and a brother,” said Jessie, as she looked at them both fondly. “Our trip ended most successfully,” said Blake. “Not only did we get some of the best moving pictures ever filmed, but we found what we came after--Sister Jessie.” “And what will you do next?” the rescued girl wanted to know, when they had related their strange adventures since coming to Africa, and had told of their work in filming many weird scenes. “It’s hard to say,” replied Joe. “Things seem to come our way most unexpectedly.” But what they did next and what happened to them will be told of in the next book of this series, to be called “The Movie Boys in Earthquake Land”; or “Filming Pictures Amid Strange Perils.” After a rest in the partially burned African village the expedition was reformed and with the former captives--white as well as black--the start for Entebbe was made. There were hardships on the way, but they put up with them as best they could. The boys got several more fine films of wild animals, some secured with no little danger, and they shot some big game. “I wouldn’t have missed this for the world,” said Blake when they were on the steamer on the way to New York, accompanied by C. C. Piper, Mr. Duncan, Jessie, of course, and Mr. and Mrs. Brown. For the missionaries decided to take a vacation, as Mrs. Brown was very nervous because of her captivity. “It sure was great,” declared Joe. “I hope our circus man likes the films.” And that he did need not be doubted, for Blake and Joe were by this time experts in the moving picture business. And thus, safely on their way to New York, we will take leave of our heroes and their friends. THE END The Movie Boys Series _By_ VICTOR APPLETON THE MOVIE BOYS ON CALL, or Filming the Perils of A Great City. _Published January 2, 1926_ THE MOVIE BOYS IN THE WILD WEST, or Stirring Days Among the Cowboys and Indians. _Published January 28, 1926_ THE MOVIE BOYS AND THE WRECKERS, or Facing the Perils of the Deep. _Published February 28, 1926_ THE MOVIE BOYS IN THE JUNGLE, or Lively Times Among the Wild Beasts. _Published March 28, 1926_ THE MOVIE BOYS IN EARTHQUAKE LAND, or Filming Pictures and Strange Perils. _Published April 28, 1926_ THE MOVIE BOYS AND THE FLOOD, or Perilous Days on the Mighty Mississippi. _Published May 28, 1926_ THE MOVIE BOYS IN PERIL, or Strenuous Days Along the Panama Canal. _Published June 28, 1926_ THE MOVIE BOYS UNDER THE SEA, or The Treasure of the Lost Ship. _Published July 28, 1926_