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A princess and the sister of Caliph Ali, Narah opposes Ramoth and becomes one of his adversaries. After Ali is killed, she is placed in a dungeon while Ramoth and Lida escape on the magic carpet.
The rightful heir, raised to adulthood by Ahkmid without knowing his true identity, Ramoth objects to Caliph Ali's tyranny. Disguised as the Scarlet Falcon, he disrupts Ali's rule with help from Razi...
Lida is Razi's beautiful sister and Ramoth's ally. She helps him challenge Caliph Ali's reign, then disguises herself as a dancer to infiltrate Ali's forces. Though caught and imprisoned, she escapes...
Boreg is an evil adversary of Ramoth and becomes his nemesis. He mortally wounds Ahkmid, whose revelation of Ramoth's true identity sets the heir's struggle in a new light. Boreg's actions help drive...
Caliph Ali is a tyrannical ruler and the rival who moves to overthrow Ramoth's parents. His reign is challenged by Ramoth, disguised as the Scarlet Falcon, and opposed with help from Lida and Razi. Al...
Razi is Lida's brother and Ramoth's friend. He assists Ramoth in opposing Caliph Ali's tyranny, supporting the disguised Scarlet Falcon's efforts to disrupt the caliph's reign. The summary establishes...
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The plot identifies Narah as Ali's sister.
The plot identifies Lida as Razi's sister.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Lida disguises herself as a dancer to infiltrate Ali's forces, but she is caught and imprisoned.
The plot describes Narah as one of Ramoth's adversaries and says she opposes him.
The plot calls Boreg Ramoth's nemesis and identifies him as an adversary.
Ali moves to overthrow Ramoth's parents, and Ramoth later challenges Ali's tyranny as the Scarlet Falcon. Ali is ultimately killed.
The plot describes Razi as Ramoth's friend and says he assists Ramoth in disrupting Ali's reign.
Lida helps Ramoth oppose Ali, escapes imprisonment, and sends the magic carpet to rescue him. They fly away together to begin a new life.
A hidden heir challenges a tyrannical ruler, discovers his identity, and escapes captivity with the help of a loyal ally.
Directed by Lew Landers
The Magic Carpet (1951) · 6/10 · adventure, fantasy
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