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1938 (UK)
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THRILLS AND EXCITEMENT BEYOND YOUR WILDEST DREAMS! (original ad - all caps)
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This is an edited version of the 1935 serial "The New Adventures of Tarzan." full summary | add synopsis
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Pretty Funny but Still Entertaining
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(Complete credited cast) | Bruce Bennett | ... | Tarzan (as Herman Brix) |
| Ula Holt | ... | Ula Vale |
| Frank Baker | ... | Major Martling |
| Ashton Dearholt | ... | Raglan (as Don Castello) |
| Lewis Sargent | ... | George (as Lew Sargent) |
| Jack Mower | ... | Capt. Blade |
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This feature is edited from chapters 2-12 of the previously released The New Adventures of Tarzan (1935/I) with a little additional footage.
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Errors in geography: This film supposedly takes place in Guatemala, Central America, yet footage of African animals such as rhinos and giraffes is shown.
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Narrator: [narration] Guatemala, a strange and beautiful country many thousands of miles away, a country with lofty, snow-crested mountains, mighty rivers and deep lakes, quaint little villages and picturesque natives. This is Guatemala on the surface, what a tourist might see if a tourist could ever get there...
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Narrator: [narration] Guatemala, a strange and beautiful country many thousands of miles away, a country with lofty, snow-crested mountains, mighty rivers and deep lakes, quaint little villages and picturesque natives. This is Guatemala on the surface, what a tourist might see if a tourist could ever get there...
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Edited from The New Adventures of Tarzan (1935/I)
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I couldn't believe that rhinos, wildebeests, chimps and giraffes had invaded Guatemala. Couldn't they get South American stock footage! The other silly thing was Tarzan's yell...aaaaaahmazeeeee or something like that; it sounded more like Ma Kettle calling the kids to supper. I did like Herman Brix/Bruce Bennett as Tarzan but his loin cloth had belt loops and a belt. He was wearing pants in one scene so that may explain it. He definitely resurrected his career later with some really good roles like "Treasure of the Sierra Madre", etc. The acting was equal to the Weissmuller films, meaning pretty good but I think it was the producer and director who were at fault here. Watch the battle scene where the natives (wearing pants & shirts) carry swords but don't use them. I guess for its time and for kids it was an OK film, but nobody can "hold a candle" to the Weissmuller Tarzan films!