Robert is described as a scapegrace who elopes with Anne Gray and seeks to victimize her. At Lagdon Van Kreel’s hotel, Lagdon discovers Robert’s intentions and steps in, taking charge of Anne. Robert’s attempted exploitation sets in motion the hotel incident that is later used against her.
The rightful prince of the Arabian tribe who is absent during the main events. Omar is hired to impersonate him. Prince Ahmed's unexpected return at the climax complicates the romantic and political situation before the final resolution.
Tom Hazzard takes Teddy Simpson for a ride to an exclusive gun club as part of the scheme Rob's friends devise to cure her adventurous, flirtatious behavior. The summary does not specify Tom's relationship to the other conspirators beyond his role in this plan, or describe what happens during the ride.
Ali-Baba is the subject of the tale Sara tells the girls at the school: "Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves." The story becomes a story within the film's plot, presented with elaborate exotic sets and costumes. The girls' interest in Sara's storytelling helps establish her connection with them before her circumstances change.
Craig Norton's loyal foreman who is falsely accused of rustling. He hides in a mountain cabin nursing a broken ankle, resists Taylor's scheme to betray Craig, and ultimately reconciles with Craig after Taylor's death.
W.E. Lawrence has 71 screen credits in a career dating back to 1914. Signature works include Blue Wing's Revenge, The Kiss, Hearts and Flowers. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
