Andy Clyde is in Africa making an African epic, like TRADER HORN or INGAGI -- a couple of the gags refer to the latter. After stranding Marjorie Beebe in a canoe surrounded by crocodiles, they go in search of the gorilla girl; a native informs them that the girl and her family have left, so they put on some gorilla costumes themselves, only to have a real gorilla -- or actually Charles Gemora in his gorilla suit, which is as close as the movies got -- show up.
Modern viewers will have particular trouble with this movie because John Williams shows up with a ring in his nose and six of his 18 wives with him. I found the low-key tone that Andy Clyde always adopts in these situations to be amusing, but understand if people do not.
Modern viewers will have particular trouble with this movie because John Williams shows up with a ring in his nose and six of his 18 wives with him. I found the low-key tone that Andy Clyde always adopts in these situations to be amusing, but understand if people do not.
