Monogram bought the story from Vida Hurst in March 1934.[3]
In March 1935 it was announced the film would be supervised by Mrs Wallace Reid.[4] She had already produced Women Must Dress and Redhead for Monogram.[5]
Neil Hamilton appeared in the film under a two picture contract he signed with Trem Carr, head of Monogram. The other he did under contract was Keeper of the Bees.[6]
It was the third film Lubin directed for Monogram.[7] The Los Angeles Times said Lubin "had directed very successfully one or two other pictures which causes the belief that this feature will be especially bright lighted."[8]
Filming took place in March 1935.[9] The cast included several stars from the silent era such as Helene Costello, Neil Hamilton and Lloyd Hughes.[10]
References
^Honeymoon Limited
Monthly Film Bulletin; London Vol. 2, Iss. 13, (Jan 1, 1935): 103.
^Straight From the Studios: Mascots and Lucky Charms Are Potent Influences in Shaping Careers of Both Stars and "Extras"' on the Screen.
The Washington Post 24 Mar 1935: MR2.
^Leo Carrillo and Joseph Calleia Slated to Play in "Robin Hood of Eldorado" Los Angeles Times 20 Apr 1935: 13.
^Around and About in Hollywood
Read, Kendall. Los Angeles Times 25 Mar 1935: 9.
^Negotiations Started for Filming of "Petrified Forest" With Leslie Howard Los Angeles Times 28 May 1935: 15.
^Metropolitan Operahouse Backgrounds Story Starring Lawrence Tibbett: Los Angeles Times 25 Mar 1935: 9.
