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Synopsis: Tarzan and Boy joyfully welcome Jane back to Africa from her stay in London. On the same boat with her is Sir Guy Henderson, an archaeologist who is on an expedition to find the lost city of Amazon women. Not everyone in the expedition is there for its scientific value and some are simply in search of gold. Tarzan knows where the city is located but is a friend of the Amazons and refuses to share that with anyone. Boy, who secretly followed Tarzan during his last visit to the city, naively shows them the way leading to an inevitable clash. Tarzan comes to the rescue.
Genre: Action, Adventure
Director(s): Kurt Neumann
Production: Warner Home Video
 
IMDB:
6.8
APPROVED
Year:
1945
76 min
68 Views


- Jane's friends, Tarzan's friends.

- Thank you.

Oh, I can't get over how big you are.

- And I can swim as well as Tarzan now.

- Really?

Well, almost.

I'll prove it to you.

He swims like a fish.

Nothing is more inaccurate

than to compare...

...the aquatic locomotion of

a human being with that of a fish.

Hurry up, don't you ever want

to get to shore?

Boy, right. Boat slow.

Tarzan and Jane swim to Randini.

But Tarzan don't be silly.

I can't swim like this.

No, you don't, no, Tarzan.

Make her get in, Tarzan.

What a family.

No, Tarzan, don't.

Tarzan!

When you told us about Tarzan and Boy,

I thought you were exaggerating.

I'm afraid I'll have to get used to this

all over again.

Boy good swimmer. Crocodile better.

Tarzan best swimmer.

There.

Cheeta.

Gentlemen, this is Cheeta.

A magnificent specimen of

chimpanzee syndactylous.

The magnificent specimen seems

to be allergic...

...to zoologists and taxidermists.

- Hello, Mr. Ballister.

- Welcome home, Jane.

Thank you.

I see you all arrived safely.

What is it, Cheeta? What is it?

Gentlemen, I'm in charge of this post.

Welcome to Randini.

- Thank you.

- Thanks.

What have you got there, Cheeta?

Why, thank you, Cheeta.

Oh, it's beautiful.

Gentlemen...

...look at my coming-home present.

Looks like coming home was worthwhile.

Might I?

It's beautiful.

I've seen this design before, somewhere.

The sun, a tree, a snake.

Have you run across anything like this

in your travels, Anders?

Wonderful craftsmanship.

No, I haven't.

What does our eminent mineralogist

make of it?

Unalloyed gold, unquestionably.

Oh, isn't it lovely?

I wonder where Tarzan got it.

How Jane get this?

Why, Cheeta gave it to me.

- I thought it was from you.

- Cheeta.

Where does the bracelet come from,

Tarzan?

Can it possibly be the work of

a native tribe?

- Jane, Tarzan go home now.

- But, Tarzan...

Sun getting low in sky.

Jane come with Tarzan.

I don't understand.

There must be something wrong.

Don't worry, Jane.

Jane.

Well, goodbye, gentlemen and good luck.

Goodbye.

Basov, be a good chap and get me

the case...

...with the reference books, will you?

- Gladly, sir.

This is it.

"Vase.

Exact origin unknown...

...believed to have originated

with an obscure tribe...

...in the interior of Africa.

Composition:
cloisonn and unalloyed gold.

Date unknown.

Owner, British Museum."

The sun, a tree, a snake...

...I knew I'd seen that design before.

The design is identical.

Can you throw any light on this,

Mr. Ballister?

Ever since I took over this post,

I've heard rumors among the natives...

...about a fabulously wealthy tribe

led by women.

Yes, but we don't hold with fairytales

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Hans Jacoby

Hans Jacoby (1904–1963) was a German screenwriter and art director. Jacoby worked designing film sets during the Weimar Era, and from the late 1920s began contributing scripts as well. Jacoby was of Jewish background and was forced to go into exile when the Nazi Party took power in 1933. Jacoby settled in the United States for many years, working on the screenplays of a number of Hollywood productions. He returned to Germany in the mid-1950s, and worked in the West German film industry until his death. more…

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