Recurring Cast: James Fairfax
as Charlie, Cockney Guide (Set in Africa) (episodes 1-13) Victor Millan
as Zahir, Guide (Set in India) (episodes 14-26) Nick Stewart
as Willy-Willy, Guide (Set in Africa)
(episodes 27-52)
M'liss McClureas Trudy Van Dyne
(early season 1) Ludwig Stosselas Peter Van Dyne
(early season 1) Joel Fluellen as
Jabba (spelling to be verified)
Van Dyne's native assistant/helper/guide, who is also local tribal chief's son
(early season 1 eps) Woody Strode as Big Boy
Willy Willy's monkey = Babet
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DVD Volume 1 -
Alpha Video ALP 4086D
- features 4 episodes from series 3 (Set in Africa)
"Dark Venture", "Voice of the Past",
"King of the Watus", "Lady of the Leopards"
DVD Volume 2 - Alpha
Video ALP 4205D
- features 4 episodes from series 3 (Set in Africa)
"Idol Voo-Doo", "Mark of the Bola",
"Curse of the Devil Doll", "Savage Challenge"
DVD Volume 4 - Aplha
Video ALP 4491D
- features 4 episodes from series 2 (Set in India)
"The Tiger's Claw" "The Devil Soul"
"Urn of Destiny" " The Forbidden Village"
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15 episodes awaiting information
(Syndicated airdates in brackets)
[--] Mask of Kreenah (1953.05.23)
[--] The Burning Barrier (1953.06.06)
[--] Valley of No Return (1953.10.10)
[--] Evil Strangers (1953.10.17)
[--] Dark Justice (1953.10.24)
[--] Queen of Sidonis (1953.10.31)
[--] The Tree of Death (1953.11.07)
[--] The Lost Safari (1953.12.19)
[--] Blind Peril (1954.01.02)
[--] Jungle Vengeance (1954.01.09)
[--] Flower of Doom (1954.03.20)
[--] JUNGLE TREASURE: (video title)
A government agent and his guide are killed on the way to investigate
Ramar's titanium ore strike. The killers impersonate the doctor and
his assistant but Ramar is suspicious, and devises a plan to get them
to show their hand.
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I've wondered about two Ramar episodes:
[--] One, where someone summons people through a large, wicker-basket type
megaphone (looks like a cornucopeia);
[--] the other, an episode where illness strikes people with large (scary)
tatoos on the forearms. Do you know which episodes these are?
Also, there was a red-headed child actor at NBC in the fifties nicknamed
TR. He had his own show. People think it was Tommy Reddig from Lassie,
but I'm not so sure. I met him as a child on a backstage studio tour in
New York with my father in the mid- to late-fifties.
Do you know who he might be?
Thanks, Jack L. Berezov <jberezov@nyc.rr.com> (Ocxt 2003)
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The following 3 "Ramar" feature/compilations were found on the
Library of Congress:
TITL: "Ramar's Mission to India" / produced by Rudolph Flothow
directed by Paul Landres and Wallace Fox.
PHYS: 2 film reels : sd., b & w ; 16 mm.
CRED: Presented by Metropolis Productions, Inc.
CLNA: Independent Television Corporation
DCRE: 1964 DPUB: 31Dec64 DREG: 21Aug89
APAU: Independent Television Corporation, employer for hire.
MISC: C.O. corres.
TITL: "Ramar and the Savage Challenges" / produced by Rudolph Flothow
directed by Sam Newfield and Spencer Bennett.
PHYS: 2 film reels : sd., b & w ; 16 mm.
CRED: Presented by Metropolis Productions, Inc.
CLNA: Independent Television Corporation
DCRE: 1964 DPUB: 31Dec64 DREG: 21Aug89
APAU: Independent Television Corporation, employer for hire.
MISC: C.O. corres.
TITL: "Ramar and the Deadly Females" / produced by Rudolph Flothow ;
directed by Sam Newfield and Spencer Bennett.
PHYS: 3 film reels : sd., b & w ; 16 mm.
CRED: Presented by Metropolis Productions, Inc.
CLNA: Independent Television Corporation
DCRE: 1964 DPUB: 31Dec64 DREG: 21Aug89
APAU: Independent Television Corporation, employer for hire.
MISC: C.O. corres.
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