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Tarzan and the Huntress (1947) + Tarzan and the Mermaids (1948)

Posted By: Notsaint

Date: 22 Mar 2014 21:59:13

This is truly two fantastic TARZAN films

A shortage of zoo animals after World War II brings beautiful animal trainer Tanya, her financial backer and her cruel trail boss to the jungle. After negotiating a quota with the native king, they take more animals than allowed. Tarzan intervenes.

Director: Kurt Neumann
Cast: Johnny Weissmuller, Brenda Joyce, Johnny Sheffield, Patricia Morison, Barton MacLane, John Warburton, Charles Trowbridge, Ted Hecht, Wallace Scott, Georges Renavent, Mickey Simpson, Maurice Tauzin

Renowned animal trainer Tanya Rawlins and her assistant, Carl Marley, land their airplane in the heart of the African jungle and are eager to begin trapping the abundant wild life for shipment back to American zoos. They soon learn from hunter Weir, however, that the local ruler, King Farrod, allows only one pair of each animal species to be taken from his country by any single expedition. Sure that she can convince Farrod to exempt her expedition from this law, Tanya attends his birthday celebration the next day and there meets wild man Tarzan, his mate Jane and son Boy. While Farrod remains firm in his conviction that only one pair of each animal should be trapped, Tarzan feels strongly that no animals should be taken. To bypass Farrod, Weir and Tanya join forces with Farrod's greedy, ambitious nephew, Prince Ozira, who offers to help them export an unlimited number of animals for a price. During the first day of the expedition, Farrod is assassinated by confederates of Ozira, and the king's son Suli is thrown into a crocodile-filled ravine and left for dead. After Ozira claims the throne, Tanya, Marley and Weir begin indiscriminately capturing animals. Tarzan, meanwhile, becomes upset when he discovers that Boy has exchanged two lion cubs for a flashlight belonging to Smithers, one of Weir's helpers, and goes to the hunters' camp to retrieve the cubs. Upon seeing the camp filled with caged animals, Tarzan warns the expedition to stay on their side of the river and then "calls" the jungle inhabitants to his side. Weir, however, ignores Tarzan's warnings and crosses the river to trap and shoot more animals. One of his victims is Tarzan's chimpanzee Cheetah, whom he takes back to camp in a bamboo cage. Cheetah soon escapes and races back to alert Tarzan, who, with Boy, sneaks into the camp that night and steals all the guns. Although Tanya is ready to abandon the expedition, Weir sends two of his unarmed native helpers to obtain more guns from Ozira. Both men are attacked by lions, but one survives and makes his way through the jungle. The next morning, Tarzan and Boy, who have hidden the guns behind a waterfall, return to the camp to liberate the animals and later rescue Tanya from a leopard attack. After Tarzan promises to guide Tanya out of the jungle, Tanya discovers through Cheetah the whereabouts of the guns and quickly rearms the expedition. While Weir's man alerts Ozira to the expedition's plight, Tarzan and Boy stumble on the still shaken Suli just as a python is about to strike. Tarzan saves Suli from the snake and sends Boy back to Jane while he heads for the village with the prince. On the way, Tarzan and Suli are stalked by three of Ozira's men, whom Tarzan easily kills. Tarzan then "calls" a herd of elephants to stampede the area, and the elephants destroy the camp and cause the death of Ozira, Marley and Weir. After Tarzan rescues Jane and Boy from one of Weir's traps, Cheetah, who has long yearned for Tanya's makeup compact, sneaks on board her airplane as she and Smithers embark. Tarzan, Jane and Boy then see Cheetah being pushed out of the plane and parachuting to the ground, compact in hand

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Boy is away at school in England. The high priest is trying to force a young girl to marry an evil pearl trader posing as the god Balu. She escapes, is recaptured and is finally rescued by Tarzan and Jane who reunite her with her chosen fiance.

Director: Robert Florey
Cast: Johnny Weissmuller, Brenda Joyce, George Zucco, Andrea Palma, Fernando Wagner, Edward Ashley, John Laurenz, Gustavo Rojo, Matthew Boulton, Linda Christian, Silvia Derbez, Salvador Godinez, Magda Guzman, Ana Luisa Peluffo, Lilia Prado

In Africa, where the Nyaga Ratu River meets the sea, an island tribe known as the Aquatanians dives for pearls, fishes and worships Balu, a false god created by the power-hungry high priest Palanth. Balu appears to the Aquatanians as a large, mute figure who resides in a temple on top of a rocky island, which Palanth has declared off-limits to anyone but himself. In reality, the "god" is Varga, a greedy trader in a plaster costume, who covets the pearls that the tribe gives him as tribute. As Mara, a beautiful Aquatanian who has been chosen to be Balu's bride, is being escorted to her "groom" during her wedding ceremony, she sees through the deception and flees in horror. Mara, who loves the banished Tiko, dives into the bay and heads upstream, eventually coming to the jungle home of wild man Tarzan and his mate Jane. Seeing the mermaid-like Mara swimming near his river fishing spot, Tarzan jumps in and chases her through the water until she collapses from exhaustion. Tarzan takes Mara to Jane and Benji, a singing postal carrier, who nurse her until she is well enough to tell her story. Out of gratitude, Mara gives Jane and Tarzan a large black pearl, which Jane then decides to donate to the area's new reform-minded commissioner. While Benji takes the pearl to the commissioner in Nyaga, Palanth sends some men to search for Mara. Eventually, Mara is captured, but Tarzan is able to follow the boat carrying her back to Aquatania. After Mara is returned to the tribe, Tarzan sneaks into Balu's temple and spies Varga shedding his costume and leaving the island. Benji, meanwhile, has shown the inspector-general and the commissioner the pearl and guides the suspicious commissioner to Tarzan's home. There Jane, who has met up with the lovelorn Tiko, tells the commissioner Mara's story, and she, Tiko, Benji and the commissioner then leave for Aquatania. As they near the island, Palanth orders that they be brought to the temple and there begins to question them. To Palanth's surprise, Balu suddenly appears and silently commands that Mara be freed and Tiko, forgiven. As Balu orders that the "intruders" be allowed to leave unharmed, Jane realizes that Tarzan is inside the costume. Unable to expose Tarzan, Palanth is forced to release the group, which then prepares to celebrate Mara and Tiko's wedding. In Nyaga, meanwhile, Varga is questioned by the inspector-general and hurries back to Aquatania. During Mara and Tiko's pre-nuptial celebration, Varga suddenly appears as Balu and, through Palanth, orders that the intruders be killed. Tarzan, however, is able to fend off Varga's thugs underwater and, after fighting an octopus, swims back to the temple and exposes Balu as a fake. The angry Aquatanians then dispose of Varga and Palanth and resume their happy celebration

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