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Romance of Tarzan
Director: Wilfred Lucas
Year: 1918
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Release info: October 1918
Genre: drama

 

Click to see Cast:

Elmo Lincoln - Tarzan

Enid Markey - Jane Porter

Cleo Madison - La Belle Odine

Thomas Jefferson - Professor Porter

Colin Kenny - Clayton

Nigel de Brulier - priest

Monte Blue - Juan

Clyde Benson - lawyer

Phil Dunham - Englishman

Gordon Griffith - Tarzan, as a boy

John Cook


Synopsis: from AFI

Tarzan, reared in the jungle by apes following the death of his parents, Lord and Lady Greystoke, is discovered by an English search party which includes Clayton, who hopes to inherit the Greystoke title and fortune, and Jane Porter, whom the apeman saves from the jaws of a lion. Although Jane has fallen in love with Tarzan, she reluctantly accompanies the search party back to civilization after hearing Clayton's false report that Tarzan has been killed. Tarzan follows his beloved Jane to California, where he rescues her from bandits and makes a rather unsuccessful attempt to mingle with the cream of San Francisco society. Clayton conspires with La Belle Odine, a beautiful dancer, to lure Tarzan away from his sweetheart, whereupon Jane, believing that Tarzan has been unfaithful, breaks their engagement. Brokenhearted, Tarzan returns to Africa, but when Jane learns of Clayton's duplicity, she follows her lover back to the jungle.

Production Company: National Film Corp. of America
Distribution:
First National Exhibitor's Circuit
Producer:
Isadore Bernstein
Writer:
Wilfred Lucas - Bess Meredyth
Photography:
Harry Vallejo
Music:
Notes:. Based on the concluding chapters of the novel Tarzan of the Apes by Edgar Rice Burroughs (Chicago, 1914).
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Other Information: length was 7 reels (6481 feet)

 

 

 


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