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Title:
One Arabian night / a Sunrise Silents presentation ; directed by Ernst Lubitsch.
Publisher:
Sunrise Silents,
Copyright Date:
2005
Description:
1 videodisc (approximately 63 min. for feature, 77 min. for extras) : silent with added sound, black and white with tinted and color sequences ; 4 3/4 in.
Subject:
Man-woman relationships--Drama.
Revenge--Drama.
Feature films--Germany.
Feature films--United States.
Silent films.
Adventure films.
Short films.
Comedy films.
Motion picture serials.
Mystery films.
Newsreels.
Drama.
Other Authors:
Lubitsch, Ernst, 1892-1947. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n50043553
Negri, Pola, 1899-1987. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n90679150
Sunrise Silents (Firm) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2006043868
Other Titles:
His private life.
Mystery of the double cross. Episode 4 Kidnapped.
Voice of Hollywood.
Notes:
Pola Negri, Ernst Lubitsch, [Paul Wegener, Jenny Hasselqvist, Harry Liedtke]. His private life: Lupino Lane, Virginia Vance, George Davis, Glen Cavender, Wallace Lupino. Mystery of the double cross: Mollie King, Leon Bary. The Voice of Hollywood: Host/commentator, Reginald Denny. Originally produced as a feature film in 1921, this is the shortened U.S. release. A foreign film (Germany) Special features: the short comedy film "His private life" (1926, approximately 24 min.) / Lupino Lane Comedies; E.W. Hammond presents; Educational Pictures; written and directed by William Goodrich. The movie serial "Mystery of the double cross: episode 4, Kidnapped" (1917, 24 min.) / Pathe presents; from a story by Gilson Willets; produced by Astra Film Corp., directed by Wm. Parke; scenario by B. Millhauser. The newsreel feature "The Voice of Hollywood" (1929, 10 min.) / Wardour Films, Ltd., a Tec-Art production; Station STAR. Images from glass advertising slides (early form of trailers). Portrait gallery featuring Pola Negri. And commentary, with clips from other of her work, on Pola Negri by Rich Olivieri.
Summary:
A hunchback who's part of a traveling carnival falls in love with one of the dancing girls. A shiek takes the girl for one of his wives, but later kills her because of suspected infidelity. The hunchback then seeks revenge.
Series:
Sunrise silents presentations ; v. 2, no. 4
OCLC:
(OCoLC)71358350
Locations:
OVUX522 -- University of Iowa Libraries (Iowa City)

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