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Ramar of the Jungle (1953)

30m

Running Time

2
Seasons

52
Episodes

Ramar of the Jungle (1953)

Name: Ramar of the Jungle
Released: 1953-04-18

30m

Running Time

2
Seasons

52
Episodes

Plot.

Ramar of the Jungle was a syndicated American television series that starred Jon Hall as Dr. Tom Reynolds and Ray Montgomery as his associate. Episodes were set in Africa and India. Produced by Rudolph Flothow for Arrow Productions and ITC Entertainment, four sets of 13 episodes were produced for a total of 52. Each episode runs approximately 25 minutes. In season one, the first 13 episodes are set in Africa and the second 13 are set in India. For the second season, all 26 episodes take place in Africa. Several television episodes were combined and released as theatrical movies by producer Leon Fromkess. Select episodes have been released on several DVDs through discount & "dollar" stores. Each disc contains approx. 4 episodes, with no extras available.

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This TV Show Is About.

Scripted

Cast & Crew.

Jon Hall

Dr. Tom 'Ramar' Reynolds

Ray Montgomery

Professor Howard Ogden / Prof. Howard Ogden

Nick Stewart

Willy-Willy

Victor Millan

Zahir

James Fairfax

Charlie

M'liss McClure

Trudy Van Dyne

Ludwig Stössel

Peter Van Dyne

Joel Fluellen

Chaba

William Tannen

Carl Hasick / Jeff Roper / Jeff Sharp

Morris Buchanan

Chief Matuma / Gorubaga, Witch Doctor / Memba

Jimmy Fairfax

Details.

Release Date
April 18, 1953

Status
Ended

Seasons
2

Episodes
52

Running Time
30m

Wiki.

Ramar of the Jungle is a 1950s American television series that starred Jon Hall as Dr. Tom Reynolds (the titular "ramar" being the natives' title for a white medicine man). In addition to Jon Hall as Dr. Tom Reynolds (Ramar), the series also starred Ray Montgomery as Reynolds' associate, Professor Howard Ogden. Victor Millan played the role of Zahir and Nick Stewart played Willy-Willy.Episodes were set in Africa and India. The series aired in syndication, premiering on October 7, 1952, and airing through 1954. Reruns continued "until the end of the 1960s."