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A medicine man and a man of action, Ramar of the Jungle brought reason and order to the darkest reaches of Africa and India (filmed on location in the USA). The title character was actually named Dr. Tom Reynolds, but the natives had affectionately dubbed him “Ramar,” which meant “Great White Doctor.”. Together with sidekick Professor ...
Dr. Reynolds reports a titanium find in the jungle to the US government. Two crooks kill and replace the officials sent to check it out, but a suspicious Ramar works out a ruse with the natives to expose the truth.
With Jon Hall, Ray Montgomery, James Fairfax, Morris Buchanan. Tom and Howard come across a savage tribe that worships a breed of monkeys that they say lives longer than human beings do. Wanting to investigate this further, the pair seek out the tribe's camp to try to capture one of these mysterious monkeys.
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- Adventure
- Wallace Fox
- 1953-12-26
Ramar of the Jungle was a syndicated American television series that starred Jon Hall as Dr. Tom Reynolds and Ray Montgomery as his associate. Episodes were set in Africa and India.
Adults shook their heads at this one, but kids thought it was neat and made Ramar of the Jungle one of the leading children’s adventure shows of the 1950s. Dr Tom Reynolds (Jon Hall) was the son of missionaries who returned to the jungle as head of a medical-research expedition. There he stayed, tending to the natives as if they were little ...
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[--] JUNGLE TREASURE: (video title) A government agent and his guide are killed on the way to investigate Ramar's titanium ore strike. The killers impersonate the doctor and his assistant but Ramar is suspicious, and devises a plan to get them to show their hand. ##### Ramar of the Jungle #####
Ramar of the Jungle | TV Series. Action & Adventure TV Shows. 10 videos 845 views Last updated on Jul 21, 2020. The son of missionaries returns to Africa as a doctor to treat the natives...
