Jaws of the Jungle Trailer

Jaws of the Jungle Trailer (1936)

01 April 1936 Adventure 60 mins

Ceylonese natives are forced to flee into the dangerous jungle after an attack by swarms of vicious vampire bats.

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Cast

Cliff Howell

as Narrator

Teeto

as The Boy

Minta

as The Girl

Gukar

as The Rejected Suitor

Crew

Johnny Lange

Original Music Composer

J.D. Kendis

J.D. Kendis Producer

International Titles

Jungle Virgin Trailer

International Releases Dates

United States 01 April 1936

Production Companies

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