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Encyclopedia > Two Arabian Knights

Two Arabian Knights (1927) is a silent black and white comedy film directed by Lewis Milestone.


The plot of the film is that two men escape from a German prison, and face many adventures in Arabia.


The movie was made in the US and ran for 92 minutes. It was made by Caddor Company under the studio United Artists. The movie starred William Boyd, Mary Astor, Louis Wolheim, Michael Vavitch, Ian Keith, and DeWitt Jennings. The screenwriters were James T. O'Donohue, Wallace Smith, and George Marion Jr. The film won one Academy Award.


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The print for this film that was found was recovered just in the nick of time -- there are points in the film where severe damage (and near-disintegration) can be seen, although the restorers did their utmost to undo the damage.
Part One includes three silent films from Hughes' early career as a producer that have not been seen since their initial release, along with two key Hughes movies from the early sound era.
The silent films are part of an extensive collection of memorabilia donated by the Hughes estate and the Howard Hughes Corporation to the Film Department at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV), and digitally restored through TCM funding by special arrangement with Flicker Alley.
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