Daughter Of The Jungle (1949)

An airplane carrying a pair of police officers (James Cardwell, Jim Bannon) escorting gangsters (Sheldon Leonard, James Nolan) to prison crash lands in the African jungle. They are rescued from a native attack by a woman (Lois Hall) who appears out of nowhere. Directed by George Blair (THE HYPNOTIC EYE). A tacky B jungle adventure whose only novelty is the female Tarzan played by Lois Hall. She swings from jungle vines, gives out with a Tarzan bellow call and even wrestles rubber alligators. Although set in Africa, the "natives" aren't black but look to be Caucasians resembling Indian or Polynesian natives and the African "landscapes" look suspiciously like Southern California. Of course, there's the usual man in a gorilla suit not fooling anyone. Not fun enough to be camp but tedious enough to dismiss as just another bad movie. With William Wright.