Thief of Damascus (1952)
A young man assembles a band of adventurers to take on an evil sultan.
Top billed cast
Paul HenreidAbu Amdar
John SuttonKhalid
Jeff DonnellSheherazade
Lon Chaney Jr.Sinbad (as Lon Chaney)
Elena VerdugoNeela
Helen GilbertPrincess Zafir
Robert ClaryAladdin
Edward ColmansSultan Raudah
Nelson LeighBen Jammal
Philip Van ZandtAli Baba
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