Tarzan the Mighty (1928)

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When a friend of Frank Merrill's learned of a physical culture contest in England, he entered Merrill's photo without his knowledge. Merrill was voted second runner-up for "World's Most Perfectly Developed Man" and the publicity from this added to attendance at the movie. Ironically, Merrill's body was more thoroughly covered in this film than any other Tarzan movie.
Episode titles:1. The Terror of Tarzan2. The Love Cry3. The Call of the Jungle4. The Lion's Leap5. Flames of Hate6. The Fiery Pit7. The Leopard's Lair8. The Jungle Traitor9. Lost in the Jungle10. Jaws of Death11. A Thief in the Night12. The Enemy of Tarzan13. Perilous Paths14. Facing Death15. The Reckoning
The original star was to have been Joe Bonomo, promoted by the studio as "the greatest of all Tarzans." Near the end of work on another picture, Perils of the Wild, Bonono fractured his left leg and injured his sacroiliac. Frank Merrill, who had doubled for Elmo Lincoln in Perils of the Jungle, was offered the job and began work the next day.
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