Lost in a Harem (1944) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
A vaudeville prop man who escapes jail with Prince Ramo, poses as a Hollywood talent scout, gets hypnotized by magical rings, but ultimately helps steal them to restore Ramo's throne.
A vaudeville prop man and Peter's partner. He disguises himself as Teema to infiltrate the palace and help steal Nimativ's hypnotic rings.
A vaudeville singer who takes a cafe job, gets jailed, and is used in a plan to seduce Nimativ. She is hypnotized into becoming one of his wives before ultimately marrying Ramo.
Ramo's uncle who usurped the throne with two hypnotic rings. He becomes enamored with Hazel, hypnotizes the protagonists, but is tricked into abdicating.
A deposed sheik who escapes jail, recruits Hazel and the comedy duo, and hatches a plan to reclaim his usurped throne using hypnotic rings. He regains power and marries Hazel.
Nimativ's first wife who aids Ramo's group by providing a disguise for Harvey, promising herself a movie career in exchange for her assistance.
A mentally unstable prisoner encountered in jail who performs comedic routines with the protagonists. He later reappears and drives the group back to the United States.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Teema is identified as Nimativ's first wife before she assists the plot against him.
After Nimativ abdicates, Prince Ramo becomes ruler again and marries Hazel Moon.
Nimativ becomes enamored with Hazel Moon, hypnotizes her, and makes her one of his wives.
Nimativ hypnotizes Harvey Garvey along with Peter Johnson, and the two reveal their plans.
Nimativ hypnotizes Peter Johnson with the rings, causing him to reveal the group's plans.
Nimativ is identified as Prince Ramo's uncle who usurped the throne, while Ramo seeks to regain it.
Prince Ramo offers Harvey Garvey the same escape bargain and later helps him escape imprisonment.
Prince Ramo offers to help Peter Johnson escape jail if he helps regain the throne.
Peter Johnson and Harvey Garvey are fellow vaudeville prop men who perform together and repeatedly plan escapes and palace infiltrations.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
The Derelict performs the jail routine with Harvey Garvey and later reappears as the group's driver.
The Derelict performs the 'Slowly I Turned' routine with Peter Johnson in jail and later helps drive the group back to the United States.
Teema aids Ramo's group, and Harvey Garvey disguises himself as Teema during the celebration.
Hazel Moon is jailed with Harvey Garvey after the cafe brawl and later works with him during the attempt to defeat Nimativ.
Hazel Moon is stranded with Peter Johnson's vaudeville show, is jailed alongside him, and participates in the plan involving Nimativ.
A stranded vaudeville team helps a deposed prince defeat a hypnotic usurper through comedy, disguises, and a palace ring theft.
Directed by Charles Reisner
Lost in a Harem (1944) · 5.6/10 · comedy
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