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Drums of the Congo is a 1942 American drama film, directed by Christy Cabanne. It stars Ona Munson, Stuart Erwin, and Peggy Moran, and was released on July 17, 1942. Plot. Cast. Ona Munson as Dr. Ann Montgomery. Stuart Erwin as Congo Jack. Peggy Moran as Enid Waldron. Don Terry as Capt. Kirk Armstrong. Richard Lane as George Coutlass.
United States intelligence officer Captain Kirk Armstrong (Don Terry) is sent to Africa to go on a safari, led by Congo Jack (Stuart Erwin), to a spot containing a rare material of value to the Allied war effort.
Año: 1942. Título original: Drums of the Congo. Sinopsis: Un oficial de la inteligencia estadounidense es enviado a África para participar en un safari, con el fin de localizar un lugar que contiene un material raro, valioso para el esfuerzo bélico aliado.
Adventure. Drama. Romance | II World War. Africa. Synopsis. United States intelligence officer Captain Kirk Armstrong (Don Terry) is sent to Africa to go on a safari, led by Congo Jack (Stuart Erwin), to a spot containing a rare material of value to the Allied war effort. Movie Soulmates' ratings.
Convinced of Enid's sincerity, Madjeduka orders the execution of Kirk's party, but Kirk, Ann, Congo and Malimi are saved when the Tigandas attack the Taroka village. The Tarokas are defeated, Coutlass is killed, and Enid is captured.
Synopsis by Hal Erickson. A talented cast hacks its way through a so-so script and miles of stock footage in Universal's Drums of the Congo. In the heart of Africa, naval intelligence officer Kirk (Don Terry) searches for a rare metal vital to the war effort (just why it's vital is never thoroughly explained).
Drums of the Congo. Summaries. A safari sets out to find a meteorite that fell in the African jungle. United States intelligence officer Captain Kirk Armstrong (Don Terry) is sent to Africa to go on a safari, led by Congo Jack (Stuart Erwin), to a spot containing a rare material of value to the Allied war effort.
