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Tarzan and Jane go to New York to rescue Boy after he is kidnapped into a circus.<br/><br/>Johnny Weissmuller ... Tarzan<br/>Maureen O'Sullivan ... Jane<br/>Johnny Sheffield ... Boy (as John Sheffield)<br/>Virginia Grey ... Connie Beach<br/>Charles Bickford ... Buck Rand<br/>Paul Kelly ... Jimmie Shields<br/>Chill Wills ... Manchester Montford<br/>Cy Kendall ... Colonel Ralph Sergeant<br/>Russell Hicks ... Judge Abbotson<br/>Howard Hickman ... Blake Norton<br/>Charles Lane ... Gould Beaton<br/>Miles Mander ... Portmaster<br/>Wade Boteler ... First Police Sergeant<br/>Bill Cartledge ... Messenger with Cablegram<br/>Hobart Cavanaugh ... Hotel Desk Clerk<br/>Eddy Chandler ... Bailiff<br/>Ken Christy ... Second Police Sergeant<br/>Inez Cooper ... Young Woman<br/>Jules Cowles ... Courtroom Spectator<br/>Marjorie Deanne ... Cigarette Girl<br/>Dudley Dickerson ... Porter <br/>John Dilson ... Court Clerk<br/>Jimmy Dime ... Circus Roustabout<br/>Mike Donovan ... Courthouse Elevator Operator<br/>William Forrest ... Inspector at Airport<br/>Willie Fung ... Sun Lee, the Chinese Tailor<br/>Anne Jeffreys ... Young Woman<br/>Darby Jones ... Swahili Chief<br/>Eddie Kane ... Eddie, the Headwaiter<br/>Milton Kibbee ... Hotel Doorman<br/>Paul Kruger ... Circus Roustabout<br/>Eddie Lee ... Sun Lee's Assistant<br/>James B. Leong ... Sun Lee's Measuring Assistant<br/>Elmo Lincoln ... Circus Roustabout<br/>Jack Low ... Circus Roustabout<br/>George Magrill ... Circus Roustabout<br/>Frank Marlowe ... Second Cab Driver<br/>Patrick McVey ... Policeman<br/>Harry Monty ... Circus Worker<br/>Mantan Moreland ... Sam, the Nightclub Janitor<br/>Dorothy Morris ... Hat Check Girl<br/>Philip Morris ... Bailiff <br/>Frank O'Connor ... Bailiff<br/>George Offerman Jr. ... Bellboy<br/>Ted Oliver ... Policeman in Patrol Car<br/>Harry Semels ... Circus Roustabout<br/>William Tannen ... Mike, an Airport Clerk<br/>Harry Tenbrook ... Circus Roustabout Driving Car <br/>Natalie Thompson ... Telephone Operator<br/>Emmett Vogan ... Policeman Telephoning<br/>Jasper Weldon ... Janitor<br/>Dick Wessel ... First Cab Driver<br/>Harry Wilson ... Circus Roustabout<br/>Florence Wright ... Young Woman<br/>Victor Zimmerman ... Policeman <br/><br/>Directed by Richard Thorpe
Tarzan and Jane go to New York to rescue Boy after he is kidnapped into a circus.<br/><br/>Johnny Weissmuller ... Tarzan<br/>Maureen O'Sullivan ... Jane<br/>Johnny Sheffield ... Boy (as John Sheffield)<br/>Virginia Grey ... Connie Beach<br/>Charles Bickford ... Buck Rand<br/>Paul Kelly ... Jimmie Shields<br/>Chill Wills ... Manchester Montford<br/>Cy Kendall ... Colonel Ralph Sergeant<br/>Russell Hicks ... Judge Abbotson<br/>Howard Hickman ... Blake Norton<br/>Charles Lane ... Gould Beaton<br/>Miles Mander ... Portmaster<br/>Wade Boteler ... First Police Sergeant<br/>Bill Cartledge ... Messenger with Cablegram<br/>Hobart Cavanaugh ... Hotel Desk Clerk<br/>Eddy Chandler ... Bailiff<br/>Ken Christy ... Second Police Sergeant<br/>Inez Cooper ... Young Woman<br/>Jules Cowles ... Courtroom Spectator<br/>Marjorie Deanne ... Cigarette Girl<br/>Dudley Dickerson ... Porter <br/>John Dilson ... Court Clerk<br/>Jimmy Dime ... Circus Roustabout<br/>Mike Donovan ... Courthouse Elevator Operator<br/>William Forrest ... Inspector at Airport<br/>Willie Fung ... Sun Lee, the Chinese Tailor<br/>Anne Jeffreys ... Young Woman<br/>Darby Jones ... Swahili Chief<br/>Eddie Kane ... Eddie, the Headwaiter<br/>Milton Kibbee ... Hotel Doorman<br/>Paul Kruger ... Circus Roustabout<br/>Eddie Lee ... Sun Lee's Assistant<br/>James B. Leong ... Sun Lee's Measuring Assistant<br/>Elmo Lincoln ... Circus Roustabout<br/>Jack Low ... Circus Roustabout<br/>George Magrill ... Circus Roustabout<br/>Frank Marlowe ... Second Cab Driver<br/>Patrick McVey ... Policeman<br/>Harry Monty ... Circus Worker<br/>Mantan Moreland ... Sam, the Nightclub Janitor<br/>Dorothy Morris ... Hat Check Girl<br/>Philip Morris ... Bailiff <br/>Frank O'Connor ... Bailiff<br/>George Offerman Jr. ... Bellboy<br/>Ted Oliver ... Policeman in Patrol Car<br/>Harry Semels ... Circus Roustabout<br/>William Tannen ... Mike, an Airport Clerk<br/>Harry Tenbrook ... Circus Roustabout Driving Car <br/>Natalie Thompson ... Telephone Operator<br/>Emmett Vogan ... Policeman Telephoning<br/>Jasper Weldon ... Janitor<br/>Dick Wessel ... First Cab Driver<br/>Harry Wilson ... Circus Roustabout<br/>Florence Wright ... Young Woman<br/>Victor Zimmerman ... Policeman <br/><br/>Directed by Richard Thorpe
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