It's Bomba the Jungle Boy to the rescue when the evil Arab chieftain Ali Ben Mamoud steals a golden idol from the Watusi tribe.It's Bomba the Jungle Boy to the rescue when the evil Arab chieftain Ali Ben Mamoud steals a golden idol from the Watusi tribe.It's Bomba the Jungle Boy to the rescue when the evil Arab chieftain Ali Ben Mamoud steals a golden idol from the Watusi tribe.
Don C. Harvey
- Officer Graves
- (as Don Harvey)
Robert Bice
- Gate Guard
- (uncredited)
Kimbbo the Chimp
- Kimbbo--Chimp
- (uncredited)
Robert Lewis
- Native
- (uncredited)
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Did you know
- TriviaIn the main titles of the previous entry in the Bomba series (Safari Drums) the billing for star Sheffield was changed from "Johnny Sheffield" to "John," a tacit admission that the former child star was getting a bit long-in-the-tooth to continue to be billed with a juvenile name. In this film's titles, his billing reverts to "Johnny Sheffield."
- Quotes
Joe Hawkins: I'm not sure he's got the idol with him or he'd have produced it by now.
Prince Ali Ben Mamoud: Then all we have to do is capture him and make him tell us where it's hidden.
Joe Hawkins: Sounds simple but Bomba's tough. I'm not sure you can break him.
Prince Ali Ben Mamoud: I'd enjoy trying.
- ConnectionsFollowed by Killer Leopard (1954)
Featured review
After Bomba retrieves a stolen idol from Prince Ali, the prince hires a ruthless hunter to get it back for him. The hunter's no fan of Bomba's to begin with because Bomba has been freeing animals from his traps. Another Bomba movie starring Johnny Sheffield. As with so many of these, it's very talky and slow despite being a jungle adventure picture aimed at kids with short attention spans. There is a little bit of action but it's pretty standard stuff the series has done before and better. Regulars Leonard Mudie and Smoki Whitfield offer solid support. Anne Kimbell is the requisite pretty guest-star. She dons a bathing suit for a cute swimming scene; easily the highlight of the movie. Scenes from "Bomba and the Hidden City" are used as flashback footage in this, due to Paul Guilfoyle playing the bad guy in both. But the characters he played in the two movies are not the same. There's also the standard use of rear projection effects and stock footage that I've come to expect from a Bomba movie after having seen so many. There's very little to recommend here unless you're a huge Sheffield fan.
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- Bomba und der goldene Götze
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- Runtime1 hour 11 minutes
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