Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for February 08, 2021

The native porters are always afraid to go out at night, but somehow nothing ever happens to those pesky silhouettes

A couple of Marty’s [re: the new department of labor appointee] buddies requesting union workers be on the film.

Well, it would be strange if these figures would not be silhouettes, hm?

Just back from the pub….

But little did those two clueless silhoutted figures know that Tarzan had a pit prepared for them right ahead.

He’d rather sit up in a tree and watch? Could be having a fine camp dinner and more repartee with the thespians, and watch at the same time.

Shortly thereafter, these two silhouettes were joined by Inky…..

Quick! Dig a pit, Tarzan! Dig a pit!

Legal problems followed when the two suspicious silhouettes were found with arrows in them. And mail delivery was stopped.

So that is where Tarzan puts his knife when sleeping.

The next morning, Tarzan realized he had been pranked. Someone in the group had bought silhouettes at a roadside attraction. The next day there were even pink flamingo yard decorations. Everyone had a laugh; except Tarzan who was not amused.

Lady, watch where you put that hand in P1.

My Tarzan, what a big knife you have!Good thing Tarzan doesn’t snore! LOL!

Trouble’s afoot and I’d wager that Austin is involved. Now the big question today is: Why did Tarzan stab that tree branch……..or didn’t he want to get sliced while sleeping?

Probably best to kill them now, find out what they were up to later.