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Tarzan The Tiger (Silent)
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 Silent

In Theaters : 24 October, 2006
DVD Release : 24 October, 2006
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♥♥♥♥♥ "The King of Serials...VCI Entertainment ~ Tarzan the Tiger [Silent] (1929)"
VCI Entertainment and Universal Pictures present "Tarzan the Tiger" (1929) (Dolby digitally remastered) (silent with musical score and sound effects), an adventure story with 15 Chapters from the story "Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar" by Edgar Rice Burroughs...featuring the savage jungle and all who dare to discover the wilds of Africa...will the civilized Lord Greystoke known as Tarzan of the Apes been summoned back to the jungle...have the Arab slavers captured Lady Jane Greystoke with the help of Al Ferguson to be sold on the auction block to the highest bidder...does the Queen of Opar have a thing for Tarzan and will she take advantage of the situation since Tarzan has lost his memory with amnesia after a blow to the head during the early episodes of this 15 exciting chapter adventure...impressive fight between Tarzan and the local jungle ape who has the idea he is king around there...will our hero of the jungle recover his memory, defeat Al Ferguson, the Arab army, Queen of Opar and rescue Jane and give that famous yell we all love to hear.....don't leave the theater until the final chapter is over and done with "Tarzan's Triumph"....just remember double thrills, chills, mystery and suspense...hitting the bull's eye with excitement...don't miss a single spine thrilling episode..return next week to this local theater for another episode of action and adventure that will keep you thrilled until the next chapter.

Under director Henry MacRae, producer Carl Laemmle, novel by Edgar Rice Burroughs, titles by Ford Beebe, continuity by Ian McCloskey Heath, supervised by William Lord Wright, musical score by Sam Perry, Heinz Roemheld, Cecil Arnold and Guy Bevier...the cast includes Frank Merrill (Tarzan/Lord Greystoke), Natalie Kingston (Jane/Lady Jane), Mademoiselle Kithnou (Queen La of Opar), Al Ferguson (Albert Werper), Paul Panzer (Mohammed Bey), Sheldon Lewis (Achmet Zek)....special footnote, for some time this film was lost but discovered with soundtrack of music, background and jungle sounds and for the very first time we heard the Tarzan yell (Nee-Yah)...entire film is silent but for sound effects and the Tarzan yell...it was Frank Merrill who came up with all the vine swinging that was used from then on in all the Tarzan films........meanwhile back to our Universal Serial which is always good till the last drop and this serial is no exception...there is a great deal of entertainment here for the cliffhanger fans out there...all courtesy of VCI Entertainment, who in my humble opinion is the best there is in restoring early serials and features.

CHAPTER TITLES:
1. Call of the Jungle
2. The Road to Opar
3. Altar of the Flaming God
4. The Vengeance of La
5. Condemned to Death
6. Tantor the Terror
7. In Deadly Peril
8. The Loop of Death
9. The Flight of Werper
10.Prisoner of the Apes
11.The jaws of Death
12.The Jewels of Opar
13.A Human Sacrifice
14.Tarzan's Rage
15.Tarzan's Triumph

If you're into vintage serials as I am, why not pick up a copy of the following titles from VCI Home Video:
VCI CLIFFHANGER TRAILERS:
1. Buck Rogers (Buster Crabbe)
2. Adventures of the Flying Cadets (Bobby Jordan)
3. Drums of Fu Manchu (Henry Brandon)
4. Jungle Girl (Frances Gifford)
5. The Phantom (Tom Tyler)
6. Zane Greys "King of the Royal Mounted" (Allan "Rocky" Lane)
7. Secret Agent X-9 (1945) (Lloyd Bridges & Keye Luke)
8. Adventures of Red Ryder (Don "Red" Barry)
9. Secret Agent X-9 (1937) (Scott Kolk & Henry Brandon)
10.Zorro's Cliffhanger Collection (Reed Hadley, John Carroll & Linda Stirling)
11.Dick Tracy's G-Men (Ralph Byrd)
12.Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe (Buster Crabbe)
13.Jungle Jim (Grant Withers & Raymond Hatton)
14.Miracle Rider (Tom Mix & Tony Jr)

If you crave action, drama and plenty of adventure then this is the place for all of the above...check out another release from VCI Entertainment and Universal Pictures present "Jungle Queen" (1945) (Dolby digitally remastered), with 13 Chapters of jungle vintage serial episodes loaded with action sequences...story line has a mysterious girl Lotel, the Jungle Queen who arrives in the nick of time for the tribes to rescue them...are Nazi agents behind stirring up the local tribes in Africa to fight against our British allies...who is really behind all of the plots, Lang (Douglass Dumbrille) and Dr. Elise Bork (Tala Birell) seem to have everything under control as our key villains posing as dutiful scientists, or do they...can Bob Elliott (Edward Norris) and Chuck Kelly (Eddie Quillan) be of assistance before the final chapter "The Secret of the Sword" can be discovered...what part does Pam Courtney (Lois Collier), niece of the explorer Alan Courtney (Boyd Irwin) play in this intriguing tale....what strange power does the Sword have over the tribes and why is it so important...will the Jungle Queen once more walk through the sheets of flames as before and have the answers.....get out there as they're going fast, this is the one you've been waiting for.

Great job by VCI Entertainment for releasing "Tarzan the Tiger" (1929), the digital transfere with a clean, clear and crisp print...looking forward to more high quality releases from the vintage serial era of the '30s, '40s & '50s...order your copy now from Amazon or VCI Entertainment where there are plenty of copies available on VHS, stay tuned once again for top notch action mixed with deadly adventure from the "King of Serials" VCI...just the way we like 'em

Total Time: 266 mins on 2 VHS ~ VCI Entertainment 1780~ (11/01/2000)
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