'Nabonga' (1944) – Sam Newfield.

Burly Buster Crabbe and beautifully busty Julie London experience primal awakenings in Sam Newfield's joyful jungle jackanapes 'Nabonga' 1944. Wherein dangerous passions, and lurid lusts run amok in the sultry subtropical heat! And the greatly feared white witch Doreen Stockwell (Julie London) is the only one who can control her mighty simian protector 'Samson'! While the heroically handsome, fearlessly adventurous, gator-grappling Ray Gorman (Buster Crabbe) risks it all in his desperate search for the lost stolen treasure, it finally becomes clear to him that the only genuinely priceless artefact worth fighting for is Julie London's ripe, jungle-fed booty! These riotous African antics are greatly improved by the charismatic Crabbe's playful buffoonery, the striking film debut of statuesque singer Julie London makes for a wholly indelible experience! and the delightful Prince Modupe is sympathetic as Gorman's loyal African companion Tobo, with a suitably ape finale you'd have to totally coconuts to miss 'Nabonga' aka 'Jungle Woman', as Sam Newfield's gleeful Gorilla thriller is the real magilla!