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| | At-A-Glance Film Reviews: Tarzan, the Ape Man (1932) |
 | | Audiences loved Tarzan, the Ape Man, and whether this was due to the illiterate portrayal or simply because it was a good film, the illiterate version stuck, and all but two of the Tarzan films made for the next twenty seven years (which an outraged Burroughs produced himself) showcased an illiterate Tarzan. |
 | | One scene used in Tarzan and His Mate, where Weissmuller wrestles an alligator, was reused several times, sometimes in consecutive films and once (in a remake of Tarzan, the Ape Man) when someone other than Weissmuller played the character. |
 | | In Tarzan's Secret Treasure, a reference is made to gold being found at the bottom of the river by Tarzan's treehouse home, and this is referred to in the subsequent entry. |
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