Tarzan's Secret Treasure Page #5

Synopsis: Tarzan's jungle home, and his family, Jane and Boy, are threatened by men greedy for gold.
Director(s): Richard Thorpe
Production: WARNER BROTHERS PICTURES
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.9
UNRATED
Year:
1941
81 min
108 Views


M'Hona, tell those boys to keep up.

They refuse to go any farther.

This way, we can keep an eye on them.

This is no good. We better get back.

You're a little too late.

We are surrounded by now.

Why don't we make a stab for it

and fight them off?

Our only chance is to make the river.

He's right.

The Jaconis want to capture us alive.

They kill white people very slowly.

Look. Mr. O'Doul.

He's probably better off. Come. M'Hona!

Yeah, come on.

Make a run for it, sonny. I can't move.

The angels and the saints preserve me...

and the pickaninny here,

keep an eye on him, too.

All right, you big bully.

I'll take no more

of your insults and intimidations.

All right, now, enough is enough.

Come out here, you coward.

Come out here, and I'll give you

the thrashing of your miserable life.

That arrow couldn't have come

from more than 10 feet away.

- Stop wasting your bullets.

- I thought I saw something moving.

Get a hold of yourself.

Stop.

Tell them anybody who tries it again

gets the same.

I can't stand any more.

Why don't they take me

and get it over with?

No such luck. They're saving us.

They'll take us down the river tomorrow

to the village.

What do those drums say?

I don't know, but I can assure you

it is not to our benefit.

That's a bad spot for Mr. Tarzan to be in.

What did you say, Mr. Tarzan?

Get vine. Tarzan catch.

Grab a hold of that and pull it back.

That's something like it, me bucko.

Pull! Pull it, Timba.

Come on, Samson,

we'll give this thing another try.

Suffering snakes! He made it.

Better hurry up, Mr. Tarzan.

Them scoundrels have got hold

of Mrs. Tarzan and the youngster.

They're heading for the Jaconi country.

I'm coming, Mr. Tarzan.

I'm on the way.

You may be a monster

to the local inhabitants...

but you're just another lizard to O'Doul.

Timba will take you over the mountains.

From there on, the way is easy.

What on earth might this be?

It is a large and ponderous fruit, so it is.

It's a bon voyage basket.

- Jungle-style.

- Thank you, ma'am.

Here's something to keep

the sun off your head.

Thank you, son.

We're going to miss you.

Tarzan find friend.

It's me that's found a friend, and the best.

If there were more folks

like you in the world...

it would be a sweet and a smiling place.

I'll never forget you.

Goodbye, heaven bless you.

- Goodbye, Mr. O'Doul.

- Goodbye, good luck always.

Wouldn't you like to see Mr. O'Doul 's face

when he finds the melon's full of gold?

O'Doul laugh, then cry.

He'll be rich, won't he?

And he'll never tell

where his riches came from.

You can be sure of that.

Tarzan sure.

Friend.

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Myles Connolly

Myles Connolly (October 7, 1897 – July 15, 1964) was an author and a Hollywood screenwriter/producer. more…

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