
Rastus in Zululand
Synopsis
Rastus is an odd jobs man, that is he does odd jobs when he has to, but when there are a few small coins in his pocket he prefers to sleep. He is looking for a soft spot when the scene opens and the picturesque banks of a small stream attract his fancy. It is in the open sunlight, but a darkey likes warmth and he composes himself to take a nap. In his dreams he rises and makes his way down to the water from where there are always to be found cotton bales that make the finest sort of couches. But on his way along he passes a sailors' boarding house where men are being shipped for a long voyage. The trim sailor suits and the promise of good pay attract Rastus and almost before he knows it he has shipped for the cruise. He is outfitted at a slop shop, but already he is losing his nerve and he has to be driven on board by his captain. The ship is wrecked on the African east coast and Rastus is the sole survivor.
Release History & Theatrical Window
May 9, 1910
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Arthur Hotaling
- Original Title
- Rastus in Zululand
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- No Language
- Runtime
- 5m
- Production Studios
- Lubin Manufacturing Company
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Arthur Hotaling
Department Leadership Roster
Arthur Hotaling
Director
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Frequently Asked Questions About Rastus in Zululand
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What is Rastus in Zululand about?
Rastus is an odd jobs man, that is he does odd jobs when he has to, but when there are a few small coins in his pocket he prefers to sleep. He is looking for a soft spot when the scene opens and the picturesque banks of a small stream attract his fancy. It is in the open sunlight, but a darkey likes warmth and he composes himself to take a nap. In his dreams he rises and makes his way down to the water from where there are always to be found cotton bales that make the finest sort of couches. But on his way along he passes a sailors' boarding house where men are being shipped for a long voyage. The trim sailor suits and the promise of good pay attract Rastus and almost before he knows it he has shipped for the cruise. He is outfitted at a slop shop, but already he is losing his nerve and he has to be driven on board by his captain. The ship is wrecked on the African east coast and Rastus is the sole survivor.
Who directed Rastus in Zululand?
Rastus in Zululand was directed by Arthur Hotaling.
Who stars in Rastus in Zululand?
The principal cast of Rastus in Zululand includes Not specified.
When was Rastus in Zululand released and how long is it?
Rastus in Zululand was released in 1910 with a total runtime of 5m.
