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Beau Sabreur ()


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A desert-bound member of the French Foreign Legion exposes a betrayer to the Legion. He is then sent on a mission among the Arabs to conclude the signing of a crucial peace treaty.

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Maj. Henri de Beaujolais
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Mary Vanbrugh
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Sheikh El Hammel
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Becque
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Suleman the Strong
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Raoul de Redon
Raoul Paoli ...
Dufour
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Maudie
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Gen. de Beaujolais
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Djikki
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Henri Joseph Uyttenhove ...
(as H.J. Utterhore)
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Bit Part (uncredited)

Directed by

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John Waters

Written by

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Thomas J. Geraghty ... (story)
 
Julian Johnson ... (titles)
 
Percival Christopher Wren ... (novel)

Produced by

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B.P. Schulberg ... producer

Cinematography by

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Charles Edgar Schoenbaum

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Rose Loewinger

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E. Lloyd Sheldon ... supervising editor

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Travis Banton ... (uncredited)

Production Management

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Arthur Koch ... unit manager
Sydney Streeter ... unit manager

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Charles Barton ... assistant director
Richard Johnston ... assistant director

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Johnny Richmond ... props
Al Tuck ... props

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Lloyd Ahern Sr. ... assistant camera (as Lloyd Ahern)
Ralph Burdick ... assistant camera
Martin Cornica ... assistant camera
Harry Hallenberger ... additional camera operator
James Knott ... camera operator: Aikley camera
Paul Lockwood ... assistant camera

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Eugene Joseff ... costume jeweller (uncredited)

Additional Crew

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Pam Dunham ... auditor
Jesse L. Lasky ... presenter
Alma Macrorie ... unit clerk
Adolph Zukor ... presenter
Louis Van der Ecker ... technical advisor (uncredited)

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Plot Summary

Legionnaires Henri de Beaujolais, Raoul de Redon, and Dufour overstay their leave in Algiers and are thrown into jail. There Henri earns the title "Beau Sabreur," given him by his uncle, General Beaujolais, when he wins a duel with a traitor, Becque. The general, who has plans for the Sahara, entreats Henri to forsake women for France, sending him first to the desert to learn the customs of the people, then to Zaguig, where he meets American journalist Mary Vanbrugh, whom he snubs, remembering his vow. Becque, hearing that Henri has orders to visit Sheikh El Hammel at a distant oasis to discuss a treaty, and hoping to prevent his departure, attacks Zaguig, but Henri escapes with Mary, her maid, and his aides. Out of distrust for Becque, the sheikh agrees to a treaty with the French, and they resist an attack led by the vengeful Becque. Henri kills Becque in a duel and, having accomplished his task for France, confesses he loves Mary.

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Taglines Filmed on the same sweeping scale as "Beau Geste" - See more »
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Also Known As
  • Der weiße Harem (Germany)
  • Synowie pustyni (Poland)
  • Sahara (Austria)
  • Lo sciabolatore del Sahara (Italy)
  • A fekete sejk (Hungary)
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  • 70 min
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Trivia This film is presumed lost. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Fragments: Surviving Pieces of Lost Films (2011). See more »

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