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Historical footage as part of the opening scene
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The title of this cartoon is a play on "The Sheik"
Dragore refers to himself as a "sheik" to the romantic Kaney and folds his arms as Valentino did in the 1921 classic.
When Brisbee's friends hear the false gossip that he's become a womanizer, they refer to him by using this title long associated with Valentino's Latin lover image.
Schultzy daydreams that her boss is "The Sheik
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Ann talks about a movie where Rudolph Valentino rides across the desert and takes away the girl.
Justin encourages Dr. Watson to tell "Valentino" "how much you liked him in 'The Sheik.'"
Polly Browne is staring at a photograph of Rudolph Valentino from the movie.
Sheila says Fred and Lamont have "Arabic eyes" like Valentino.
Fred says that he has the feet of The Sheik when talking about how his foot fits Rudolph Valentino's foot prints at Grauman's Chinese Theater.
Tripolina mentions Valentino in "The Shiek" in a discussion about Africa.
movie is mentioned
Baryshnikov's "film project" is a dance only version of the classic Valentino film
One of the movies is The Sheik.
Sgt. Stoneman dresses up as the Sheik for a costume party.
Events of the past in this episode takes place at the premiere of this movie.
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Rudolph Valentino on horseback
Robert Redford and Susan Sarandon's characters are show watching this movie in the theatre.
Valentino and Agnes yres
Clip highlights Rudolph Valentino
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A clip is shown
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The silent film is spoofed, with Dobie in the Valentino role.




