The Map

Tarzan and the Diamond of our share. Because of the prospective marriage of Jim Porter and Cecil Clayton, falsely representing

himself as Lord Greystoke, Tarzan had concealed the fact that he and not Clayton was the true heir to the title. Since Newton's confession and death, Tarzan has assumed his birthright, the Greystoke Estates, Fortune and Title.

Following the departure of Jane, her father and philander for America, Tarzan and Darno have gone to the French African port of Bango, where they meet the father and sister of the lost archaeologist Brian Gregory.

Tarzan is lured to a room in the hotel by a woman and two men, who is taken for the missing archaeologist and there an attempt is made on his life. Don, meanwhile, worried at the prolonged absence of his friend, learns from Mitchell, the hotel manager, that Tarzan was seen mounting the stairs in the company of a man and a woman.

A man and a woman, Mr. Mitchell? Yes, by Joe. And a look, she was too lieutenant. Please come with me, Michel. Lord Greystoke would not remain away from his friends unless for a very good reason.

You don't think there's anything wrong? I don't think. I know, Michel. Listen. By Joe by say, there seems to be a ballet row on there in 204. Tarzan! Get on out! Open the door, Tarzan!

It is locked! I'm busy! Break it down! Come on, Michel. Right, you old chap. Now, together! Turn on the lights, now, now. Quick. Toon-Ned abreast. What in the name of 10,000 devils? The window. The others must be on the brand.

Oh, there's... But there is no one on the Belanda. They can't be paid for. It's all the managers. Right here, Gristoke. What's the Balirao? Oh, I didn't see you, Mitchell. I've had a little argument with some of your guests.