Tarzan · December 5, 1932 · 11 min · 1,409 words
The transcript of “The Mutineers Return”, an episode of Tarzan first broadcast December 5, 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 Beec from the novel by Edgar Rice Burrough, with Mr. James H. Pierce's Tarzan and Mr. Anne Burroughs as Jane Potter. This is an American gold seal production released by the world broadcasting system and associated station. Tarzan, with the help of Jane Potter, has rescued Professor Potter, the lander, Clayton and Lieutenant Darno from the Cannibal
He leads them back to the jungle toward the sea. Creighton, sick with fever and jealous of Tarzan, because he believes Jane is falling in love with the ape man, shoots at Tarzan. When Tarzan would kill Creighton, Jane begs for his life.
Tarzan, unable to understand the ways of these white people, stalks majestically into the jungle, leaving the party to its face. Now, are you ready? Oh dear Brat! Donna, her slander doesn't understand. Settle, this is all your fault!
No, no, Jane, calm yourself. Tarzan will realize his mistake and come back to her. Oh, you don't know Tarzan. He's so just and fair. He doesn't know that he is, but he knows nothing else.
He can't understand why Settle should want to kill him. Come, Foundit! I just know Tarzan coming through the trees. I thought something was your clay tar. You saw something and you fell. and it would have been the same if it had been that much and perhaps to turn it on or it's inclined to be back to it about expressing itself
clinton i will do it for them we've all been in trying to tolerate your impossible actions and forgive them on the ground the fever i'm not asking anyone to forgive me for anything i tell you something move into the rush how did i know what to tell them everyone else knew that all
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