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113 CLASS 4 — Comedies and Juvenile
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The cast is composed largely of juvenile actors and the picture will be adored by all children and those grownups who like to believe that there are still fairies in the woods.
3891 feet standard length — on 4 reels Rental $6.00
4134 Code GEFU Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp Fox
Famous Story of Arabian Nights featuring Fox Kiddies Who has not thrilled to the charm of the story of Aladdin, the son of an obscure merchant, who falls in love with the beautiful princess passing in her sedan chair? Here is the whole story, just as children have always loved it, showing how Aladdin's purity of character makes it possible for him alone to enter the cave where the magic lamp is concealed ; how the possessor, by rubbing the lamp, can summon its slave, whose powers make possible the granting of the possessor's every wish; how the lamp is stolen by the villain, Al Talib, also in love with the princess ; the recovery of the lamp by Aladdin and the discomfiture of the villain, who had become distinguished during its temporary possession ; the rise of Aladdin to power and wealth and his happy union with the princess.
This subject is replete with lavish settings and the juvenile cast will delight every child and please many adults as well.
3721 feet standard length — 4 reels Rental $6.00
4135 Code GEFAR More Adventures of Aladdin Fox
Sequel to Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp In the ancient Arabian Nights version the story of Aladdin was limited to a single evening. Youth of the 20th century is insatiable and here we have More Adventures.
Know ye then, that on their wedding eve, the Magic Lamp is again stolen from Aladdin by the villain, Al Talib, and at his command the princess is abducted from the palace by the Slave of the Lamp. She is carried hastily by camel caravan across the desert, closely followed by Aladdin, also on a camel. A terrible sand storm overtakes the travelers, who barely survive. After the storm, Al Talib summons the Slave of the Lamp, who promptly constructs a beautiful palace for the princess, in which the villain unsuccessfully presses his suit, even to the threat of throwing her to the lions if she remains obdurate. The sultan's Bedouins, searching for the lost princess, discover Aladdin perishing of thirst on the desert and together they spur onward to the rescue of the princess, arriving just in time to save her and destroy the villain. And so Aladdin and the princess were married and lived happily ever after.
1839 feet standard length — 2 reels Rental $2.50
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