Plot
Lady Jane Winston (Lane), heiress to a company called the West Africa Ivory and Rubber Co., travels to Africa because she believes that George Castle (Loder), the company's manager in Africa, is stealing from the company. Rin Tin Tin sails on the same ship that she does. When the ships arrives near Africa, Rin Tin Tin jumps overboard and swims ashore. When Rin Tin Tin arrives on the beach he befriends Jim Clayton (Delaney), a former employee of Winston's company. As she is above to get off the ship, Winston falls into the water, as some ferocious sharks appear. Clayton and Rin Tin Tin rescue her and they become friends. They decide to help Winston entrap Castle. When Clayton discovers a cache of ivory that Castle had hidden he is surprised by Castle's men and imprisoned. Luckily, Clayton manages to give Rin Tin Tin a message who delivers it to Winston. When Winston attempts to help Clayton escape, Castle kidnaps her as well. In order to escape arrest by the authorities, Castle than inspires the natives to revolt against the whites. Rin Tin Tin manages to get to a British outpost just in time and the British soldiers quickly restore order, arrest Castle, and free Winston and Clayton.Cast
*Rin Tin Tin as Rinty *Nora Lane as Lady Jane Winston *Charles Delaney as Jim Clayton *John Loder (actor), John Loder as George Castle *Pat Hartigan (actor), Pat Hartigan as Crosby *Floyd Shackelford as Simba *Billy Bletcher as Buggs *Joe Bordeaux as Dennis *John Kelly (actor, born 1901), John Kelly as CharlieBox Office
According to Warner Bros records the film earned $108,000 domestically and $34,000 foreign.Preservation
The film is believed to be a lost film.See also
*List of lost filmsReferences
External links
* 1930 films 1930s adventure drama films American black-and-white films 1930s English-language films Films directed by D. Ross Lederman Lost American films Warner Bros. films American adventure drama films Rin Tin Tin 1930 drama films 1930s American films {{1930s-US-film-stub