The Zealous Batman (Russian: Усердный денщикъ, romanized: Userdny denshchik) is a 1908 Russian short feature silent black-and-white slapstick comedy film. It was the first Russian comedy film. It was partially preserved, without intertitles. [2][3]
The film also pioneered the new form of advertisement: the cinematographer printed cards with film stills.[4]
^УСЕРДНЫЙ ДЕНЩИК (1908), kino-teatr.ru
^Иванова В., Мыльникова В. et al., Великий Кинемо: Каталог сохранившихся игровых фильмов России (1908-1919) Moscow, Новое литературное обозрение, 2002. p. 25, ISBN 5-86793-155-2
^«УСЕРДНЫЙ ДЕНЩИК», АТЕЛЬЕ А.ДРАНКОВА, 1908, ч/б.
^Дранков А. О.
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