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Aired 1935 - 1954, Jungle Jim is a 15 minute weekly serial based on the comic strip by Alex Raymond. Click here to read more about Jungle Jim

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Air Date	Title	Synopsis
10.24.1936	jungle jim (052) purple triangle headquarters destroyed	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
10.31.1936	jungle jim (053) reunion	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s ...
11.07.1936	jungle jim (054) fight in restaurant	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
11.14.1936	jungle jim (055) gratitude	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
11.21.1936	jungle jim (056) the old man's story	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
11.28.1936	jungle jim (057) on flanders fields	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
12.05.1936	jungle jim (058) preparations	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
12.12.1936	jungle jim (059) on the road to mandalay	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
12.19.1936	jungle jim (060) india
12.26.1936	jungle jim (061) a friendly warning	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
01.02.1937	jungle jim (062) the jungle	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
01.09.1937	jungle jim (063) lil on the trail of bhutan	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
01.16.1937	jungle jim (064) warning note	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
01.23.1937	jungle jim (065) the tiger's claw strikes	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
01.30.1937	jungle jim (066) to the finish
02.06.1937	jungle jim (067) ambush	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s ...
02.13.1937	jungle jim (068) strategy (jim is shot)
02.20.1937	jungle jim (069) tragedy	This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s Com...
02.27.1937	jungle jim (070) a woman's wrath	+This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s Co...
03.06.1937	jungle jim (071) bhutan's camp	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
03.13.1937	jungle jim (072) crack up	+This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s Co...
03.20.1937	jungle jim (073) hawkins and bhutan	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
03.27.1937	jungle jim (074) the tiger's lair	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
04.03.1937	jungle jim (075) deception	+ This fifteen minute juvenile adventure show, based on the Alex Raymond comic strip in Hearst’s C...
04.10.1937	jungle jim (076) in the lion's den

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In episode 296, 06-28-1941 (forced landing, rescued) the radio communications with the ground actually identifies the secret base where the plane has landed as AREA 51. I wonder if it is possible that that is the origin of the moniker for the Groom Lake facility. There is also a warehouse 16 mentioned in the same context but I don't know if that is significant in current flying saucer/area 51 lore. The conversation takes place 12 minutes and 15 seconds into the episode.

John Abbott

Do we have any fellow fans of the very exciting Jungle Jim series? I was always a big fan of the 1937 movie serial with Grant Withers and all the Johnny Weissmuller films are enjoyable too - but the radio version is best of all. Thrilling stories with great cliff hangers and some great acting - especially from Vicki Vola as the very Eve-Arden-ish sassy Shanghai Lil. Sure, there are the usual racial stereotypes of the time but it's high time we stop looking at these as racist - it was different era with different attitudes after all. One of my all time favourite radio shows.

Andy

This radio program was based on the popular comic strip that was created by Alex Raymond, the same fellow who created Flash Gordon. The strip appeared in Hearst newspapers. The Great White Hunter, Jungle Jim Bradley was played by Matt Crowley until 1938, then Gerald Mohr took over the role until it ended in 1954.

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