Tarzan · December 12, 1932 · 12 min · 1,919 words
The transcript of “To The Ship”, an episode of Tarzan first broadcast December 12, 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 of the AIDS from the novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs, with Mr. James H. Pierce of Tarzan and Mr. Lan Burroughs as Jane Potter. This is an American Goldfield production released by the World Broadcasting System and Associated Station.
Tarzan has successfully rescued the party of Professor Potter from the cannibals and returned them to his own hut by the sea. He returns to his tribe, but when he finds that the party has been attacked by pirates, Tarzan returns only to find the jail if it kidnapped by the pirates.
He leaps into the trees and goes in pursuit. Now, are you ready? Hold your breath. I think you're going to make up your mind as far as it is. Oh, I've told you all that I know.
This is wasting time, Snipes. They'll lab it to be coming after us at a minute. Well, they won't find us. I know that they will. And when they do snipe, I hate to think of what they'll do to you.
What do you think, right? Yes, that's what I think. Mr. Clayton and Mr. Belander haven't forgotten the kind of treatment you gave them. When you had them locked up aboard the ship. Listen, Miguel. I ain't arguing with you.
I'm trying to give you a chance to save yourself from trouble. Oh, how many times do I have to tell you that I know nothing more ever about the treasure? No. Oh, yeah. What's the name? Don't pack your eyes off on her.
I'm going to signal a ship. Get the longboard ashore and take a widey boy. All right, that's what I'll fear all you do. And don't you try any of your tricksful ideas. See? Yes, I see.
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