Elephant Stampede

Tarzan of the apes from the novel Fire to Rice Burrough, with Mr. James H. Pierce, Aztazan, and Mr. Anne Burroughs as Jane Porter. This is an American gold deal production coming to you over the world broadcasting system and associated stations.

Tarzan has rescued Jane Porter from the private ship, and with her has returned to the jungle because he believes that a one party cannot protect her. Meanwhile, Professor Porterman is a party, a binocular powered by Snipes and his crew, who put them to work digging for the treasure.

In the jungle, the apes are to hold a dumb, dumb celebration, and Tarzan takes James to the ceremony. Now, are you ready? Oh, did all of that. The million medical animals! The weird and pulsating problems at the dumb, dumb, gross lover.

More frenzied, more compelling as Jean and Tarzan draw closer to the ceremonial mound of the Great Eaps. Through the almost impassable barrier of twisted branches of Madhud Vergure, The fires of the Great Apes sound like the ominous rumbling of this in thunder.

Oh, I'm almost afraid, Tarzan. Game not afraid. I'm not afraid, not afraid, Jane. No, I can't exactly describe the feeling. I'm not afraid, but I'm with you. It is knowing. Knowing that I'm going to see you coming up.

And I'm not worried. Jane likes to come down. Are we almost there? Little more. Now, go down. Jane closes her eyes as far as I'm like a falling stone drops through the stomach room of tango finer.

There's no danger to me. Then bleeps in amazement. Oh, it's each other here. I'm not the dream. Jane, take care. What? Jane seeks herself at the base of a giant tree. Before her, the ape's circle in mad confusion, pausing every few steps to beat upon the great earth and mounds with their short, club-like state.