The Desert Song

Year: 1953

Runtime: 110 mins

Language: English

Director: H. Bruce Humberstone

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Sheik Yousseff poses as a French ally, plotting revolt, opposed by Riffs led by Professor Paul Bonnard, who sabotages trains. Birabeau and daughter Margot arrive; Bonnard tutors her and she loves Captain Fontaine. Benji Kidd, aided by dancer Azuri, discovers passages into Yousseff’s palace; Bonnard kidnaps Margot to expose Yousseff, but his men capture her.

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