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Tarzan and the Fires of Tohr
39 episodes Aired 1936
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1. Fires of Tohr 01
   11mins Aired 1936
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2. Fires of Tohr 02
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3. Fires of Tohr 03
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4. Fires of Tohr 04
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5. Fires of Tohr 05
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6. Fires of Tohr 06
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7. Fires of Tohr 07
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8. Fires of Tohr 08
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9. Fires of Tohr 09
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10. Fires of Tohr 10
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11. Fires of Tohr 11
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12. Fires of Tohr 12
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13. Fires of Tohr 13
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14. Fires of Tohr 14
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15. Fires of Tohr 15
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16. Fires of Tohr 16
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17. Fires of Tohr 17
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18. Fires of Tohr 18
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19. Fires of Tohr 19
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20. Fires of Tohr 20
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21. Fires of Tohr 21
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22. Fires of Tohr 22
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23. Fires of Tohr 23
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24. Fires of Tohr 24
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25. Fires of Tohr 25
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26. Fires of Tohr 26
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27. Fires of Tohr 27
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28. Fires of Tohr 28
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29. Fires of Tohr 29
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30. Fires of Tohr 30
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31. Fires of Tohr 31
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32. Fires of Tohr 32
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33. Fires of Tohr 33
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34. Fires of Tohr 34
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35. Fires of Tohr 35
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36. Fires of Tohr 36
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37. Fires of Tohr 37
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38. Fires of Tohr 38
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39. Fires of Tohr 39
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Tarzan and the Fires of Tohr is a thrilling radio serial that follows the adventures of Tarzan and his friend, Paul D'Arnot, as they investigate the illegal activities of slave traders and ivory smugglers. After saving a member of the Burton-Ashleigh expedition from death, they learn that the rest of the group is lost and agree to help them find their way out of the jungle. However, they soon find themselves captured by a mysterious yellow race and taken to the lost city of Tohr, where they face a series of dangerous challenges, including the arenas, rogue elephants, and sacrifice to the Fires of Tohr - a volcanic fire pit hidden beneath the temple of their lion-like god. As they navigate through the dangers, they encounter love, hate, jealousy, political intrigue, courage, and loyalty, making for an engaging and exciting story.

This enticing series, produced under the personal direction of Edgar Rice Burroughs, is comprised of 15-minute installments and was transcribed for a limited release. Tarzan and the Fires of Tohr is one of four separate Tarzan productions, alongside Tarzan of the Apes (1932-1934), Tarzan and the Diamond of Asher (1934), and Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle (1951-1953). Although the show saw limited release, its captivating story, creative challenges, and vividly described environments have made it a memorable installment in the Tarzan series.

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