Freddie of the Jungle

An enterprising woman reporter enlists the help of a hardened African explorer to try to locate a missing showbiz man who disappeared some time ago.

Cast

Frankie Mann

as Freddie

Victoria Vera

as Helene

Frank Braña

as Jack

Russell Bates

as Chief Follows-Nose

Alejandro de Enciso

as Bunny

Christine Troples

as Queen

Herb Goldstein

as Demetrius

Ru Flynn

as Leta

Dennis Breckner

as Junior

Harold Bergman

as Barney

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