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Jungle Jim Old Time Radio Program Jungle Jim
Jungle Jim was originally a newspaper comic strip, created in 1934. It was written by Don Moore with art by Alex Raymond. Raymond was also the artist for such series as Tillie the Toiler, Blondie, Secret Agent X-9, and Rip Kirby. When in the jungles of southeast Asia, who are you going to trust with your life. Someone who knows the ins and outs of the terrain since birth? A person so steeped in the culture and ways of the land that their reactions are instinct, not thought. Heck no. You want a white guy with a safari hat named Jim. Okay, so if you can get past this premise, you have a fun jungle adventure show aimed at kids. Each episode is 15 minutes. Jungle Jim Bradley, the great hunter, fights poachers, hunts ghosts, finds gold, fights the Japanese , hunts wild beasts, negotiates with native tribes, finds mysterious lost islands, you name it, it was in the series. Jungle Jim was accompanied by his native guide and friend Kolu, and Shanghai Lil (I love that name), a woman who would join him on occasion. The radio show went from 1935 to 1939. |
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Jungle Jim Disk 1: 252 episodes
Jungle Jim The Bat Woman 22 episodes Jungle Jim Disk 2:
Jungle Jim: The Panama Canal 35 episodes |
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