Tarzan · December 16, 1932 · 12 min · 1,929 words
The transcript of “Others On The Reef”, an episode of Tarzan first broadcast December 16, 1932. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Tarzan plays Tarzan free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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Tarzan the beets from the novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs, with Mr. James H. Pierce, Al Tarzan, and Mr. Lan Burroughs as Jane Potter. This is an American gold-sealed production released by the world broadcasting system and associated stations.
Tarzan has learned that Jane has been kidnapped by pirates and taken aboard the pirate ship Arrow. He plunges into the sea and swims alone to the ship. Then from the porthole of the cabin where she is a prisoner, throws Tarzan a rope of sheets, and the eight-man boards the ship.
Between them, Tarzan and Jean liberate Tracey, the imprisoned captain. The three take refuge in a wheelhouse. But Snipes, the leader of the mutineers, cuts loose a Derek boom, and it crashes through the wheelhouse. Now, are you ready?
Holy arborette! I'm hit when those flying timbers are people left armed broken. Oh, Bob! Don't I'm not down the road, Bob? You're on deck! You better run for it, Miss Porter. Come, Jane. We go over into water.
Yes, yes, I do. This is not only hope. But we can't do here, Captain Tracy. Oh, I'll be all right. In you go. Now, then, we must think Captain Tracy better. No, I'm not trying to question, Bob's broken.
At least I can't swim with it. It'll only drag you down. Arm and Ganny make rush in a minute. Come on, Jane. Oh, that motor looks so black and cold. No, afraid. Arzan, take you safe for sure.
Hey, Arzan, hurry. I'll cover your retreat. I've got this gun you gave me. Yes, yes, I suppose we must go. It's goodbye, Captain. Goodbye, and good luck. Come on, you bloke. After a minute. I'm trying to get right forward.
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