Robin is led into a duel with the Black Knight after Will Dale and Little John comes into confrontation with the Black Knight.
Richard Greene
Richard Marius Joseph Greene (25 August 1918 – 1 June 1985) was a noted English film and television actor. A matinee idol who appeared in more than 40 films, he was perhaps best known for the lead role in the long-running British TV series The Adventures of Robin Hood, which ran for 143 episodes from 1955 to 1959. - From Wikipedia
Robin Hood 070 – Highland Fling - 1957
The Highlander you may recall was once the subject of our tale; and now with dirk and kilt and all, he’s back on Robin’s trail!
Robin Hood 047 – The Hero - 1956
Mistakes made in history, about who’s hero and who’s not; but Robin solves the mystery, and thus unfolds our plot!
Robin Hood 073 – The Infidel - 1957
A stranger from the Far of East, a captive from the Holy Land; excites the people’s hate and fear, ’til Robin takes a hand!
Robin Hood 084 – My Brother’s Keeper - 1957
When a man kills his own brother, Robin, Little John, and Friar Tuck dress up as mummers and act in a folk play for Lent intending to finding the murderous brother.
Robin Hood 074 – The Path of True Love - 1957
Legalities are sometimes used, to demonstrate that might is right; but Robin’s Band has also proved, that sometimes right is might!
Robin Hood 063 – The Secret Pool - 1957
Even outlaws can’t deter, Sir Cedric from his lifelong wish; the thing he yearns for most, is just a catch of bigger fish!
Robin Hood 085 – An Apple for the Archer - 1957
The Apple Grower Timothy Cox must beat Pierre of Bordeaux in an archery contest to win his true love’s hand in marriage, even if it’s against his uncle’s wishes. Not being the best archer, he enlists in Robin’s help to ensure he wins the contest. Although, I do have to say the family this guy […]
Robin Hood 052 – The Trap - 1956
The Sheriff never gives up hope, of catching Robin finally; he lays a clever trap, with what result you now shall see!
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