7cb1d79195 An aviatrix emerges from the jungle lookingyoungshe was when her plane went down many years before. Unscrupulous hunters discover that this is due to a secret fountain of youth. Tarzan tries to keep the hunters from finding the hidden valley setting of the fountain. The flyer agesthe effects of the fountain wear off.
The "Lost Horizon" aspects of this plot may border on the silly – the residents of the "Blue Valley" dress in Egyptian-Polynesian style! – but they provide a serviceable framework for the first of Lex Barker's Tarzan movies. Barker, alas, is asked to play the title rolesomething of an overgrown bumpkin who can't quite seem to master the use of such basic articles of speech"a" and "the," and there's little hint of the "killer instinct" which has allowed him to survive for so long in such hostile terrain. However, Barker's Tarzan is a likable sort who looks good in his loincloth which, for the sake of modesty, rides high enough on his midsection to cover his navel. Perhaps his beefcake-highpoint comes in the final reel when he's tethered with outstretched arms in a cave while some men from the Blue Valley prepare to blind him. (Yes, they actually have a tool designed for this purpose: a two-pronged fork that can poke out both eyes at the same time. Why this fork has to be heated white-hot before it can do its work remains a mystery.) Obviously aimed at a Saturday matinée crowd, this briskly-plotted movie devotes a lot of attention to the antics of Cheetah who, during the course of the proceedings, chews bubblegum, learns the peril of hot pepper, and gets to play with ants. Children may giggle, adults will groan. As an added bonus, there's Elmo Lincoln - the silent movies' Tarzan – who here plays a burly villain with a black eyepatch. He and Barker get to engage in a couple of semi-comic fights.<br/><br/>For the record, the fountain doesn't belong to Tarzan nor does it fall under his jurisdiction so the title is something of a misnomer.
Lord of the jungle Lex Barker (as Tarzan) and beautiful blonde Brenda Joyce (as Jane) are given an old cigarette case and journal "Cheeta" the chimp finds while frolicking with a mate. They belong to famous pilot Evelyn Ankers (as Gloria James), who disappeared in a 1928 plane crash. As it turns out, Ms. Ankers survived the crash and took up residence in a "Shangri-la" known to only a select few, Tarzan being one of them. He retrieves Ankers because she can clear a man unjustly accused of murder…<br/><br/>But the fact that she didn't age while living in "The Blue Valley" for 20 years attracts the criminal element…<br/><br/>RKO and producer Sol Lesser kept the "Tarzan" series going by green lighting Mr. Barkera replacement for the departing Johnny Weissmuller. In his first appearancethe character, Barker fills the loincloth comfortably. This was the last appearance of Ms. JoyceTarzan's "Jane" and it's also her best-acted appearance. Albert Dekker and Charles Drake make fine villains. Considering how the film ends, "The Magic Fountain" provides an implicit explanation for Tarzan's suddenly more youthful appearance.<br/><br/>***** Tarzan's Magic Fountain (2/5/49) Lee Sholem ~ Lex Barker, Brenda Joyce, Evelyn Ankers, Albert Dekker


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