TARZAN: LORD OF THE LOUISIANA JUNGLE 
http://www.erbzine.com/mag31/3110.html All this month we've been celebrating the Centennial of the release of the first Tarzan film -- TARZAN OF THE APES -- the 1918 film starring Elmo Lincoln as the ape man.

We'd like to cap off this celebration by shining the spotlight on the most comprehensive and entertaining documentary about this film: TARZAN OF THE LOUISIANA JUNGLE.

The production and release of this documentary which was accompanied by a restored video of the silent 1918 film -- complete with a new film score -- is fully covered in ERBzine.

The project coincided with another Tarzan Centennial back in 2012 -- the celebration of the year that Edgar Rice Burroughs wrote the first Tarzan novel. This massive project was undertaken by animator/musician/producer Al Bohl and his daughter Allison, an award-winning cinematographer.

Leading up to the project's release Al sent ERBzine regular reports and photos detailing the exciting events of his research and film shoots around the country -- including those from the original locations in Lousiana bayou country. Coinciding with the project's release he also hosted a Centennial celebration in Morgan City, Louisiana. All these reports and our coverage of the Morgan City event are featured in over 40 Webpages in ERBzine.com, starting at  http://www.erbzine.com/mag31/3110.html