Arabian Love (1922)
Melodrama | 9 April 1922
Director:
Jerome StormWriter:
Jules FurthmanCinematographer:
Joe AugustProduction Company:
Fox Film Corp.The working title for this film was In the Land of Beginning Again, according to the 11 Feb 1922 Camera, which announced that filming at Fox Film Corp.’s studio in Hollywood, CA, began that week. James J. Dunn was identified by Camera as the assistant director. Production ended circa early Apr 1922, as indicated by the 7 Apr 1922 [Provo, UT] Provo Daily Herald. The same day’s Moving Picture World announced the film was ready for release.
A review in the 19 May 1922 Var suggested that Arabian Love was William Fox’s attempt to capitalize on the recent “craze” of “sheik pictures” started by 1921’s The Sheik (see entry).
This film was included on the National Film Preservation Board’s (NFPB) list of Lost U.S. Silent Feature Films as of October 2019. ...
The working title for this film was In the Land of Beginning Again, according to the 11 Feb 1922 Camera, which announced that filming at Fox Film Corp.’s studio in Hollywood, CA, began that week. James J. Dunn was identified by Camera as the assistant director. Production ended circa early Apr 1922, as indicated by the 7 Apr 1922 [Provo, UT] Provo Daily Herald. The same day’s Moving Picture World announced the film was ready for release.
A review in the 19 May 1922 Var suggested that Arabian Love was William Fox’s attempt to capitalize on the recent “craze” of “sheik pictures” started by 1921’s The Sheik (see entry).
This film was included on the National Film Preservation Board’s (NFPB) list of Lost U.S. Silent Feature Films as of October 2019.
Following her marriage, Nadine Fortier is called to the bedside of her mother in a distant city. She then joins her husband, and while her caravan is crossing the desert, she is taken prisoner by bandits. Through a game of chance she becomes the property of Norman Stone, an American fugitive from justice who has joined the band, and he escorts her to safety. She learns that her husband has been killed and offers a reward for the capture of the murderer. Stone falls in love with her, and Themar, the sheik's daughter, out of jealousy tells Nadine that Stone is the murderer. Stone tells her that her husband had arranged clandestine meetings with his sister and that when he confronted him, Fortier's revolver was accidentally discharged. Then, in order to clear his sister, he fled. Realizing her deep love for Stone, Nadine asks his forgiveness and leaves with him for ...
Following her marriage, Nadine Fortier is called to the bedside of her mother in a distant city. She then joins her husband, and while her caravan is crossing the desert, she is taken prisoner by bandits. Through a game of chance she becomes the property of Norman Stone, an American fugitive from justice who has joined the band, and he escorts her to safety. She learns that her husband has been killed and offers a reward for the capture of the murderer. Stone falls in love with her, and Themar, the sheik's daughter, out of jealousy tells Nadine that Stone is the murderer. Stone tells her that her husband had arranged clandestine meetings with his sister and that when he confronted him, Fortier's revolver was accidentally discharged. Then, in order to clear his sister, he fled. Realizing her deep love for Stone, Nadine asks his forgiveness and leaves with him for America.
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