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Africa Screams
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Africa Screams
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Editor's Note
Buzz Johnson (Bud Abbott) and Stanley Livingston (Lou Costello) go on an African safari in search of treasure. Buzz is a bookseller who tricks Diana Emerson (Hillary Brooke) into believing that his fellow bookseller Stanley is an expert on Africa. They are thereby abducted by Diana's henchmen who expect the two self proclaimed hunters to lead her to an African tribe. On the way there they run up against giant apes, lion tamers, and a wild river. Eventually Buzz makes his way back to the States and Stanley lucks into some diamonds and purchases the store where they both used to work. By the end, Stanley hires Buzz to operate the elevator. Charles Barton directs some great gags and funny comedy routines in this lively film. This story contains the much-loved theme of Lou being terrorized by an evil pushy woman who eventually gets so fed up with his ineptitude that she wants him dead. Look for great comic turns by Martin Wilkins as the dreaded Cannibal Chief and Shemp Howard as Gunner.
| Features | Region 1 | | Keep Case | | Full Frame - 1.33 |
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Release Information
| | Studio: Warner Home Video |
| Release Date: 11/27/2001 |
| Running Time: 90 minutes |
| Original Release Date: 1949 | | Catalog ID: 3001D | | UPC: 00089218300195 | | Number of Discs: 1 |
Audio & Video
| | Original Language: English | | Available Audio Tracks: English | | Video: Colorized |
| Cast & Crew | Buddy Baer | | Shemp Howard | | Frank Buck | | Max Baer | | Donald Crisp | | Bud Abbott | | Hillary Brooke | | Joe Besser | | Lou Costello | | Clyde Beatty | | Walter Schumann - Composer | | Lewis Creber - Art Director | | Charles Van Enger - Director of Photography | | Frank Gross - Editor | | Earl Baldwin - Screenwriter | | Charles Barton - Director |
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