In this episode of Robert L. Ripley's newspaper feature transferred to film, we are confronted with the usual hodge-podge of facts odd and unbelievable. They include a dog cemetery, a Georgia golf course that incorporates trenches from the Civil War, a violin made entirely of match sticks, and a house on the ocean.
For the second time, Ripley is present in a pith helmet to announce that he's on a journey around the world in search of more odd facts, and that Leo Donnelly will drone the narration to us. If true, this indicates that the oddities were collected when Riley was unavailable, and that other people could do his work just as well as he.
For the second time, Ripley is present in a pith helmet to announce that he's on a journey around the world in search of more odd facts, and that Leo Donnelly will drone the narration to us. If true, this indicates that the oddities were collected when Riley was unavailable, and that other people could do his work just as well as he.