Released April 13, 1924
Edwin Carewe Productions
Distributed by Associated First National Pictures, Inc.
Edwin Carewe Productions
Distributed by Associated First National Pictures, Inc.
"A Son of the Sahara" is a lost film. However, a copy of the trailer does survive.
Dates Issued
1924
24/04/1924
Physical Description
8 reels; 7,603 ft.
Notes
Director: Edwin Carewe
Screen Adaptation: Adelaide Heilbron.
From the novel by Louis Gerard.
Star: Claire Windsor (Barbara Barbier)
Copyright claimant: Edwin Carewe Productions
Registration number: Lp20118, R92419 Mar. 25, 1952.
Dates Issued
1924
24/04/1924
Physical Description
8 reels; 7,603 ft.
Notes
Director: Edwin Carewe
Screen Adaptation: Adelaide Heilbron.
From the novel by Louis Gerard.
Star: Claire Windsor (Barbara Barbier)
Copyright claimant: Edwin Carewe Productions
Registration number: Lp20118, R92419 Mar. 25, 1952.
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This original book cover painting by Frank Tenney Johnson (1874-1938) sold on March 22, 2016 for $14,000.00.
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It was very cold in Algeria while "The Son of the Sahara" was being filmed. Upon the casts' arrival in New York from the desert of North Africa, Bert Lytell commented to a reporter that "The man who wrote 'Till the Sands of the Desert Grow Cold' should be shot !" Listen to the popular waltz on YouTube:
