An Arabian Knight

Plot

Japanese actor Sessue Hayakawa is cast as an ancient Egyptian donkey boy in An Arabian Knight. The humble Hayakawa rescues high-born Lillian Hall from lascivious pasha Fred Jones. All this brouhaha is actually a dream experienced by Hall. In the tradition of the "flashback" sequences in the like-vintage Cecil B. DeMille productions, Hall is able to apply the events of the dream into her contemporary circumstances. An Arabian Knight was produced by the old Robertson-Cole outfit, which eventually grew up to become RKO Radio Pictures. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Cast

Jean Acker - Zorah; Tom D. Bates; Harvey Clark - George Darwin; Roy Coulson; Lillian Hall - Elinor Wayne; Sessue Hayakawa - Ahmed; Marie Pavis - Cordelia Darwin; Fred C. Jones - Aboul Pasha

Credit

Charles Swickard - Director, Frank D. Williams - Cinematographer, Richard Schayer - Screenwriter

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