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And Jane Talk

Tarzan · December 7, 1932 · 11 min · 1,813 words

The transcript of “And Jane Talk”, an episode of Tarzan first broadcast December 7, 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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Pause Am the Bee from the novels by Edgar Rice Burroughs with Mr. James H. Pierce as Tarzan and Mr. Anne Burroughs as Jane Potter. This is an American gold-sealed production released by the world broadcasting system and associated stations. It is incomprehensible to Tarzan that Clayton should try to kill him after he He had rescued the party from cannibal.

Tarzan does not understand that Clayton was maddened with fever, and so the ape man returns to his jungle to learn that Taka, a bull ape, disputes his king ship. In a fierce battle, Tarzan defeats the ape and resumes the leadership of the tribe of Kershat.

Meanwhile, the mutineers of lander attack the hut and are carrying Jane away. Now, are you ready? Oh, you really all brat! Mr. Colour, cracking at the shots, which porter fires to attract assistance, carried a Clayton and Philander as they rush through the brush toward the hut.

I'll go ahead, Philander, and ride behind you, Clayton. Go on. Coming up from the headlamp, Don, oh, breaks into the clearing, as Francois drops the bucket of water, he's bringing up from the street. What is it, Francois?

You came from the cover and we'll use that. Ah, the only place you'll fight off. What is it, Clay-Doh? I don't know! But where? Look, breaking through the underground. Two men, no, me! And they're carrying Jay.

I see them all so do not shoot you are sure to hit them or then Jane This way, Santa Donald! Come in here! It can come the cap nearer, I'll blow our blooming grind out Yeah stop kicking, you'll let us bang it back Look how cold those, just with yourself free Look at yourself, she'll shoot!

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