The Land Of Tu-Em-Baka

Tarzan and the diamond of our share. Tarzan eats his party through the jungle to a point where all vegetation ceases. Before them lies a dreary vista of black and red lava rock,

gradually rising to form the volcanic rim of Tuanbaka, the mountain of sunrise. Tarzan discovers a road over the desolate terrain, worn smooth by the sandal tread of millions of feet, and he and his friends set out over this centuries old highway across the barren waste.

The road plunges into a deep rocky gorge, and Tarzan and Tom ascend the narrow path to a smooth ledge above the road where there is ever a cave and close to its mouth a bit of Helen Gregory's clothing.

As they are about to enter the cavern to look for further evidence of the missing girl, a great scaly, fall-legged creature, a prehistoric origin touches out to meet them. Snorting and roaring its challenges advances straight toward Tarzan!

The word of food at Tarzan, it is a full-grown dinosaur. Run for your lives, you'll like to run home. Get back out of the way. Lady! They low in the valley, Margaret Darnell, Wolf and Lawson, watch the scene on the ledge above them with horrified eyes.

At Tarzan's warning cry, as it rings out across the canyon, he sounds more like a meaty attack of the monster. Will the leafy clear this way and head to land a strike along a braced neck?

His dreaming knife rises and falls a dozen times, but no steel can pierce that armor plate back. Helloing weirdly the horrible brute tries to shake off the ape man. The huge scale and plus a tail with round.