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Tarzan and the Mermaids (1948)

“TARZAN DEFIES THE MAN-GOD'S TERROR - to Save the Queen of Pearl-Divers!”

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Plot

In the farthest reaches of a resplendent and secluded island, a captivating tale unfolds. The enchanting maiden, Mara, finds herself shackled by an ominous marital arrangement—pledged to be the bride of a deity worshipped by her people. The fear instilled by this imminent fate compels her to seek refuge in the labyrinthine depths of the jungle. Her desperate escape leads her to cross paths with the legendary Tarzan, his devoted partner, Jane, and their mischievous companion, Cheetah. Far away in England, their young ward Boy is engrossed in his studies, unaware of the drama unfolding back home. Tarzan and Jane welcome the fearful Mara, providing solace amidst the wild embrace of the jungle. However, Mara's past refuses to release its grasp. Her people, driven by the zealous high priest, hunt her down, forcibly retrieving her to fulfill the marriage prophecy. Unbeknownst to them, the god Balu, Mara is pledged to, is but a devious pearl trader's deceitful guise. As the perilous situation escalates, Tarzan, guided by his unwavering sense of justice, leaps into action. A thrilling rescue mission ensues, where Tarzan and Jane must outwit the high priest and unmask the evil trader to save Mara. Amidst the chaos, they also strive to reunite her with her true love, her chosen fiancé. Will the jungle hero and his allies thwart the sinister plot in time? "Tarzan and the Mermaids" is a riveting blend of adventure and romance, unfolding in the heart of an exotic island. It's a tale that promises to leave viewers on the edge of their seats, enchanted by the richness of its setting and the raw vitality of its characters.

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Tarzan and the Mermaids is an action movie featuring Brenda Joyce and directed by Robert Florey.

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