Portrayal_of_Lord_Cardigan_in_1912_Edison_film_"The_Charge_of_the_Light_Brigade".jpeg
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English:
Unidentified performer on horseback in full British uniform portraying Lord Cardigan in the 1912 Edison film
The Charge of the Light Brigade
; scene just before Cardigan leads the charge of British cavalry against Russian forces near Balaklava in the Crimea, 1854; mounted troops in background are United States Army cavalry from Fort D. A. Russell in Wyoming who served as extras in film; the unidentified performer portraying Cardigan may have also been a trooper from Fort Russell; this image is a screenshot image from Edison's 1916 reprint of the film made from 1912 master negatives and part the company's rerelease of the film in 1916 and distributed again to United States and foreign theaters.
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| Date | October 1912; rereleased June 1916 |
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Original publication
: Image part of film originally released in October 1912
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| Author |
Edison Studios, Bronx, New York; a division of Thomas A. Edison, Inc.
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English:
This image was copied, cropped, and sized for article formatting by Wikipedia contributor Strudjum on August 28, 2020
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