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... that woman shall be allowed on their boat. The rule is unbroken until the chief takes th« boat the captured daughter of Persian Shah. His followers revolt and kills her and sacrifices her .Mother Volga.'’ Then the story goes to his betrayal. introduced ...

... Bagdad” commences a two-weeks’ run. It is a fairy tale of drama, romance, and adventure, depicting all the glory of ancient Persian Shahs. There is a huge cast, and the production, which entailed 14 months of work, cost £300,000. The magic carpet, the cavern ...