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Low resolution image of a scene from Robin Hood, 1912.
Information from source: Robin Hood Dir. Ètienne Arnaud. 35mm, Fort Lee Film Commission. Éclair. Shot at Éclair’s new studio in Fort Lee, this earliest surviving Robin Hood film was inspired less by Howard Pyle’s illustrations than by Reginald De Koven's once-popular operetta. The half-hour epic was intended to combine European style and sensibility with American stars (Robert Frazer as Robin, Barbara Tennant as Maid Marian) and locations (whatever the Palisades might offer).
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Museum of the Moving Image at the Wayback Machine, when the film screened on the series Part of Making Movies in New York: 1912
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