So This Is Africa (1933) |
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| Director(s) | Edward F. Cline |
| Producer(s) | Harry Cohn |
| Top Genres | Comedy |
Featured Cast of So This Is Africa See More »
Robert Woolsey
(as Alexander)
Bert Wheeler
(as Wilbur)
Esther Muir
(as Mrs. Johnson)
Berton Churchill
(as President)
Henry Armetta
(as Street Cleaner)
Spencer Charters
(as Doctor)
So This Is Africa Overview:
So This Is Africa (1933) was a Comedy - Film directed by Edward F. Cline and produced by Harry Cohn.
So This Is Africa Quotes:
[Tarzana and Wilbur are coming out of her tree hut and are seen by Alexander]
Alexander: Where were you last night? What happened? Whose fault was it? Answer me yes or no!
Wilbur: Yes.
Alexander: Just as I expected. You ought to be ashamed of yourself.
Wilbur: I was up a tree.
Alexander: Yeah? What were you doing?
Wilbur: I was doing all right.
Alexander: Where were you last night? What happened? Whose fault was it? Answer me yes or no!
Wilbur: Yes.
Alexander: Just as I expected. You ought to be ashamed of yourself.
Wilbur: I was up a tree.
Alexander: Yeah? What were you doing?
Wilbur: I was doing all right.
Alexander:
What a lovely gown! That certainly is pretty.
[One of the straps falls off Martini's shoulder]
Mrs. Johnson Martini: You think it becoming?
Alexander: It'll be coming off any minute now!
[One of the straps falls off Martini's shoulder]
Mrs. Johnson Martini: You think it becoming?
Alexander: It'll be coming off any minute now!
[Tarzana grabs Wilbur to kiss him]
Tarzana: More!
Wilbur: Hey!
ECHO: Hey!
Wilbur: Stop!
ECHO: Stop!
Wilbur: I'm hungry!
ECHO: I'm hungry!
[Tarzana drags Wilbur towards her cave]
Wilbur: I don't want to go in there with you!
ECHO: Don't be a chump!
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Wilbur: Hey!
ECHO: Hey!
Wilbur: Stop!
ECHO: Stop!
Wilbur: I'm hungry!
ECHO: I'm hungry!
[Tarzana drags Wilbur towards her cave]
Wilbur: I don't want to go in there with you!
ECHO: Don't be a chump!
So This Is Africa Fact
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This was the only film Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey made for Columbia Pictures. All their other features were for RKO Radio Pictures.