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"Ahmed falls in love with a dancing girl, is led to believe she betrays him to a gang seeking ransom for him, finds it was not the girl who betrayed him and goes after the gang for revenge."
"Ahmed, son of the sheik, falls in love with Yasmin, a dancing girl mistreated by her father and his friends. Believing that she has betrayed him to her companions, Ahmed kidnaps Yasmin. After he learns that she is faithful, Ahmed and his father battle the renegades. A romantic drama full of rescues, fights, and love scenes, and known for the performance of Rudolph Valentino in a double role."@en
"Presents the 1926 production of Son of the Sheik, a typical adventure of the golden age of movies. Stars Rudolph Valentino."@en
"Adventure-romance about the involvement of a handsome prince with a lovely dancer. Believing he has been betrayed, the son of the sheik seeks revenge."@en
"Excerpts, with commentary, from 1926 silent film--Rudolph Valentino's last--typifying the extravagant and glamorous "golden age" of the movies. Vilma Banky co-stars. From the History of the Motion Picture series."
"Adventure-romance about the involvement of a hansome prince with a lovely dance. Believing that he has been betrayed, the son of the sheik seeks revenge."@en
"Adventure/romance about the involvement of a handsome prince with a lovely dancer. Believing that he has been betrayed, the son of the sheik seeks revenge."@en
"Adventure/romance about the involvement of a handsome prince with a lovely dancer. Believing that he has been betrayed, the son of the sheik seeks revenge."
"A young man is lured into a thieves' trap by a beautiful dancer, Yasmin, escapes and kidnaps the damsel and holds her captive in his desert lair."@en
"Love story between a prince of the desert and a dancing girl."@en
"Adventure-romance about the involvement of a handsome prince with a lovely dancer. Believing that he has been betrayed, the son of the sheik seeks revenge."@en
"Adventure-romance about the involvement of a handsome prince with a lovely dancer. Believing that he has been betrayed, the son of the sheik seeks revenge."
""Ahmed, the son of the Sheik, falls in love with Yasmin, a dancer and the daughter of a renegade Frenchman who leads a troupe of mountebanks and thieves. When Ahmed is captured by Yasmin's father and held for ransom, he is led to believe that she has tricked him; and when freed he abducts her, taking her to a desert camp. He is about to force her to submit to him when his father, the Sheik, barges into the tent and frees the girl. Later, Ahmed learns that it was not she but rather her jealous admirer who betrayed him. He follows Yasmin to a dancehall, where a bitter fight with knives takes place; Ahmed emerges victorious, unscathed and with the girl in his arms"--AFI catalog, 1921-1930."@en
"Ahmed, the Son of the Sheik, falls in love with Yasmin, a dancer and the daughter of a renegade Frenchman who leads a troupe of mountebanks and thieves."@en
"This silent film, directed by George Fitzmaurice and featuring Rudolph Valentino, Vilma Banky, and George Fawcett, is about the troubled romance between the son of a sheik and a dancing girl."@en
"Rudolph Valentino is one of a half-dozen names from the silent era that nearly everyone recognizes. The image of Valentino as a bullfighter or a desert sheik is one that readily comes to mind when the general public thinks of silent film. But why is this matinee idol, all flashing eyes and pearl-white teeth, one of the silent era's most enduring stars? A viewing of his final film, The son of the Sheik, will readily reveal the charisma of Rudolph Valentino, that held women captive and made men jealous. The Son of the Sheik features a better-structured and more-pleasing story than the original 1921 film. It is more romantic and features several good action sequences. However, it is, ultimately, what it is: a Rudolph Valentino romance vehicle. The film is probably not that important, beyond the presence of Valentino, in the grand scale of the silent era, but it remains a pleasing film and rises above the usual fare of the time. Hungarian-born actress Vilma Banky does a good job as Valentino's love interest, the street dancer Yasmin. Agnes Ayres here reprises her 1921 role. Interestingly, character actor Karl Dane has nearly as many close-ups as Valentino. Even technically, the film stands out. The split-frame cinematography that allows Rudolph Valentino to play both the sheik and his son is excellent and shows no sign of frame jitters between the two exposures."@en
"The Son of the Sheik, Rudolph Valentino's final film, may well be his best. A sequel to Valentino's 1922 blockbuster The Sheik, this 1926 film finds the legendary latin lover playing the dual role of the now-older Sheik as well as his son Ahmed. The son of the sheik, falls in love with Yasmin, daughter of a renegade Frenchman who leads a troupe of mountebanks and thieves. Believing that Yasmin has betrayed him, Ahmed kidnaps the girl, spirits her away to his desert tent, and rapes her (not shown, but suggested by a series of soft-focus close ups). Son of the Sheik was partially filmed on location in the deserts of Yuma, Arizona, under conditions that led the majority of the cast and crew to fall seriously ill. Rudolph Valentino had made Son of the Sheik in hopes of boosting his career; he died before the film was released. At the age of 31, having achieved international celebrity, Valentino died from complications related to appendicitis. Tens of thousands of fans waited in line to view his coffin in the Frank Campbell Funeral Home in New York City."@en
"The son of a Sheik falls in love with Yasmin, a dancing girl."
"The son of the sheik, a handsome prince, gets involved with a lovely dancer. Believing he has been betrayed, he seeks revenge."@en
"Ramantic drama of the sheik's son love for a dancing girl."@en
"Desert romp in which Rudolph Valentino, playing the dual role of father and son, falls in love with a dancing girl."
"The son of a sheik is lured into a thieves' trap by a beautiful girl. When he escapes, he kidnaps the girl, they fall in love, and ride off into the sunset together."
"The son of a sheik is lured into a thieves' trap by a beautiful girl. When he escapes, he kidnaps the girl, they fall in love, and ride off into the sunset together."@en

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