Robinson Crusoe (1910) Online

In more ways than one this picture is praiseworthy. for example, it would hardly be supposed that tropical scenes could be reproduced in Denmark with such fidelity. Yet there it is and its success is as certain as though it was actually made among the jungles it is supposed to represent. And there is Robinson Crusoe, the friend of every boy who ever read a story, as fresh and perennial as when he first began. There is Friday, too, and other features of the story followed as closely as the great condensation required permits. The producer has done well in placing this upon the films. He has selected those scenes and incidents which form such a considerable part of the story, the pivotal scenes, one may say, and has depicted them with fidelity to the original. This suit is an excellent reproduction of the story and a faithful adherence to the traditions with which every boy is familiar. The picture must prove popular. It couldn't well do otherwise. It is worked out with care, with close attention to the details, and represents the best in this sort of work. It was almost an inspiration to reproduce this. It will prove popular with everyone familiar with the story. - The Moving Picture World, September 24, 1910