When the boys discover that Sach has a strange ability to sniff out diamonds, they hatch a scheme to make money out of it.When the boys discover that Sach has a strange ability to sniff out diamonds, they hatch a scheme to make money out of it.When the boys discover that Sach has a strange ability to sniff out diamonds, they hatch a scheme to make money out of it.
David Gorcey
- Chuck
- (as David Condon)
Benny Bartlett
- Butch
- (as Bennie Bartlett)
Murray Alper
- Fats Lomax
- (uncredited)
Pat Flaherty
- Officer Cady
- (uncredited)
Joel Fluellen
- Rangori
- (uncredited)
Wesley Gale
- Native
- (uncredited)
John Harmon
- Harmes
- (uncredited)
Robert Lewis
- Native
- (uncredited)
Emil Sitka
- Boat Crewman
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writers
- All cast & crew
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Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaFeature film debut of Clint Walker.
- Quotes
'Slip' Mahoney: Sach's doctor give him those pills - for a sinus infatuation.
- ConnectionsFeatured in 100 Years of Comedy (1997)
Featured review
The Bowery Boys kept tabs on Abbott and Costello through the years, meeting up with mad doctors and monsters, so why not try out some gags with natives and witch doctors?
The gang also lucked out big time. BOMBA, THE JUNGLE BOY (starring Johnny Sheffield) was still being filmed on the lot, a sort of teenage Tarzan adventure series that had a following. Accordingly, they got all the jungle scenery for free!
The biggest plus in the series had Sach gaining super powers --every now and then. This time he goes to the doctor for a sinus infection, gulps down some pills and SUDDENLY has the ability to smell diamonds??? Simply amazing.
Of course, what better place to get all those hidden diamonds than in Africa! So away everybody goes... along with the usual band of crooks, who discovered the gang has come into possession of an old sea captain's map that will lead them to a fortune in diamonds. Obviously, Louie had financed the whole operation, right?
This is outrageous, and narrated by Slip, or make that Leo Gorcey's famous malaprops. Naturally, who else but Sach is entrusted with a secret map(!) --which gets burned up when he attempts to start a camp fire? Heaven forbid he tell Slip the bad news, so Sach makes up his own treasure map (from an ad for womens girdles?) and follows his nose!
The gang goes in circles, then Sach gets a cold and can't smell anything! The guys meet up with a crazy witch doctor who starts dancing around Sach. Best line department: "Even if you don't cure me, I dig the floor show!"
Not to miss the appearance of beautiful native girl Annatia, played by Laurette Luez. She takes an immediate liking to Sach.... "kiss, kiss, kiss!" and the rest is history! Luez at the time was a popular model, born in Honolulu, who also had many small roles in movies, such as the classic noir film, D. O. A., possibly her best role.
A lot of crazy stuff follows, and more classic narration from Slip. The guys end up in a cave --there's ghosts and the diamond treasure. Creative writing 101 on the part of Ed Bernds.
Goofy notes: this was the screen debut of future movie star Clint Walker, who plays Tarzan? Super trivia question.
And Emil Sitka from the Three Stooges has a bit as a painter on the boat.
Released via Warner Brothers in 6 to 8 movies per dvd box. A collectors item for devout fans.
The gang also lucked out big time. BOMBA, THE JUNGLE BOY (starring Johnny Sheffield) was still being filmed on the lot, a sort of teenage Tarzan adventure series that had a following. Accordingly, they got all the jungle scenery for free!
The biggest plus in the series had Sach gaining super powers --every now and then. This time he goes to the doctor for a sinus infection, gulps down some pills and SUDDENLY has the ability to smell diamonds??? Simply amazing.
Of course, what better place to get all those hidden diamonds than in Africa! So away everybody goes... along with the usual band of crooks, who discovered the gang has come into possession of an old sea captain's map that will lead them to a fortune in diamonds. Obviously, Louie had financed the whole operation, right?
This is outrageous, and narrated by Slip, or make that Leo Gorcey's famous malaprops. Naturally, who else but Sach is entrusted with a secret map(!) --which gets burned up when he attempts to start a camp fire? Heaven forbid he tell Slip the bad news, so Sach makes up his own treasure map (from an ad for womens girdles?) and follows his nose!
The gang goes in circles, then Sach gets a cold and can't smell anything! The guys meet up with a crazy witch doctor who starts dancing around Sach. Best line department: "Even if you don't cure me, I dig the floor show!"
Not to miss the appearance of beautiful native girl Annatia, played by Laurette Luez. She takes an immediate liking to Sach.... "kiss, kiss, kiss!" and the rest is history! Luez at the time was a popular model, born in Honolulu, who also had many small roles in movies, such as the classic noir film, D. O. A., possibly her best role.
A lot of crazy stuff follows, and more classic narration from Slip. The guys end up in a cave --there's ghosts and the diamond treasure. Creative writing 101 on the part of Ed Bernds.
Goofy notes: this was the screen debut of future movie star Clint Walker, who plays Tarzan? Super trivia question.
And Emil Sitka from the Three Stooges has a bit as a painter on the boat.
Released via Warner Brothers in 6 to 8 movies per dvd box. A collectors item for devout fans.
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- Runtime1 hour 4 minutes
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