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Saturday Cinema Double Bill: Rudolph Valentino in The Son of the Sheik

on BBC Two England

The great lover in his best and final film, presented in a specially tinted version with organ soundtrack.
Ahmed, a dashing young desert sheik, believes himself betrayed by the dancing girl he loves, and abducts her to exact his own form of revenge. But when he realises she was being exploited by a den of thieves, he responds in a brilliant display of daring feats and torrid love scenes.
Adapted by FRANCES MARION and FRED DE GRESAC from the story by EDITH MAUDE HULL Produced by JOHN w. CONSIDINE JR Directed by GEORGE FITZMAURICE
Films: page 18 and at 4.55
Song of Scheherazade starring Yvonne De Carlo
BrianDonlevy, Jean-Pierre Aumont In 1865, on board the Russian naval training ship Almaz in a Moroccan port, is the young cadet Rimsky-Korsakov. In an Arab cafe he encounters the beautiful dancer Cara, who inspires him to compose his most famous work, Scheherazade. This colourful, romantic film features graceful dance sequences as well as music by the great Russian composer.
Produced by EDWARD KAUFMAN
Written and directed by WALTER REISCH Films: page 18

Contributors

Adapted By:
Frances Marion
Story By:
Edith Maude
Directed By:
George Fitzmaurice
Unknown:
Yvonne de Carlo
Unknown:
Jean-Pierre Aumont
Produced By:
Edward Kaufman
Directed By:
Walter Reisch
Ahmed and the Sheik:
Rudolph Valentino
Yasmin:
Vilma Banky
Andre:
George Fawcett
Gahbah:
Montague Love
Ramadan:
Karl Dane
Mountebanks:
Bull Montana
Mountebanks:
Binunsky Ryman
Cara:
Yvonne de Carlo
Captain:
Brian Donlevy
Rimsky-Korsakov:
Jean-Pierre Aumont
Madame de Talavera:
Eve Arden
Prince Mischetsky:
Philip Reed
Dr Klin:
Charles Kullman
Lorenzo:
John Qualen
Lieutenant:
Richard Lane
Lorin:
Terry Kilburn
Pierre:
George Dolenz
Fioretta:
Elena Verdugo

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