Tarzan et la déesse verte

Original title: Tarzan and the Green Goddess

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Bruce Bennett and Ula Holt in Tarzan et la déesse verte (1937)

This is an edited version of the 1935 serial "The New Adventures of Tarzan."This is an edited version of the 1935 serial "The New Adventures of Tarzan."This is an edited version of the 1935 serial "The New Adventures of Tarzan."

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Bruce Bennett

Tarzan
(archive footage)
(as Herman Brix)

Ula Holt

Ula Vale
(archive footage)

Frank Baker

Maj. Martling
(archive footage)

Ashton Dearholt

Raglan
(archive footage)
(as Don Castello)

Lewis Sargent

George
(archive footage)
(as Lew Sargent)

Jack Mower

Blade
(archive footage)

Jiggs

Nkima

Earl Dwire

Scientist
(archive footage)
(uncredited)

Merrill McCormick

Bouchart
(archive footage)
(uncredited)

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Trivia
This feature is edited from chapters 2-12 of the previously released Les Nouvelles Aventures de Tarzan (1935) with a little additional footage.

Goofs
This film supposedly takes place in Guatemala, Central America, yet footage of African animals such as rhinos and giraffes is shown.

Quotes
George: They attacked me - thousands upon thousands!
Tarzan: Thousands of what?
George: Turtles!

Alternate versions
The version shown on Turner Classic Movies is from a later reissue, with the opening credits refilmed to change Brix's billing to his later name, Bruce Bennett. It has also been slightly trimmed to 68 minutes.

Connections
Edited from Les Nouvelles Aventures de Tarzan (1935)

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The New Adventures Of Tarzan, part 2

Watching these two films culled from this location-shot epic back-to-back may be the best way to enjoy this serial. The editing of the individual chapters is better than in, say, the Flash Gordon serials, which are best seen in their original format. There is no Queen Kia-Kia here to foster laughs as in the first feature, but there is a batty high-priest character to carry the unintentional comedy load. In all, if you watch these two features together, you may find the experience to be enjoyable. These do not measure up to the MGM features, but they are an OK time-waster that do feature some fascinating location photography. There are also some hair-raising stunts in both features that look pretty authentically done.